Share on Pinterest Risk of heart disease may be twice as high for men who work in high-stress jobs and feel unappreciated for their efforts, suggests new research. Westend61/Getty Images A new study ...

Amy Leneker — leadership expert and author of Cheers to Monday: The Surprisingly Simple Method to Lead and Live with Less Stress — joined Gayle Guyardo on the globally syndicated health and wellness ...

a woman sitting behind a desk, appearing stressed or overwhelmed. She is holding her head with her hands, conveying a sense of pressure and fatigue. Surrounding her are several hands, each holding ...

Work is stressful. Full stop. In this era, where phones and laptops connect so many of us to our colleagues at all hours of the day, work stress is hard to escape. The pandemic brought work into our ...

Workplace stress is common. In fact, a report from the American Psychological Association shows that 79% of workers in the U.S. experience job stress. Unfortunately, stress within the workplace can ...

The recent incident of a young employee working as an audit executive in Pune losing her life to work stress and burnout has once again raised concerns about India’s workplace culture. In the current ...

Researchers found that a certain type of person is more likely to feel stressed at work. Getty Images/iStockphoto On-the-job agita is unavoidable, but a new study suggests that 26% of the adult ...

Workplace stress is increasingly becoming a larger part of the conversation since the pandemic. And against the backdrop of hustle culture, reports indicate that the number of people seeking help with ...

Watching reels about bubble baths and Pilates doesn’t seem to be enough to ease work stress, ladies. Despite having greater access to wellness content and resources than ever before, job strain ...

The modern workplace has evolved to accommodate more remote productivity. However, there are growing concerns about work-related stress on mental health. It is associated with physical illness, ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who regularly feel stressed out by their jobs may have a higher risk of developing asthma than those with a more-relaxed work atmosphere, a new study suggests. High ...