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You’ve probably heard that stress in the workplace can lead to all kinds of health problems , including an increased risk of coronary artery disease, or CAD. But just because you’re a Type A in the office or have a zillion deadlines this week, you shouldn’t just throw in the proverbial towel when it comes to your ticker.. According to a study published today in the Canadian Medical Association Journal , living a healthy lifestyle can help reduce the effects of job stress on CAD

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Stressed at Work? A Healthy Lifestyle Can Protect Your Heart, Study Says

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Health Highlights: June 15, 2012

When tasked with doing math in their heads, both men and women showed signs of stress but only the men had a corresponding and beneficial increase in blood flow. Penn State researchers who performed the study ratcheted up the stress levels by urging participants to do their calculations more quickly or telling them their answers were wrong even though they were correct. At rest, both genders had similar scores on all heart measurements.

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Stress Harder on Women’s Hearts