Job stress not linked with cancer risk

Chris Engel 2/7/135:00 PM

"Thus, though reducing work stress would undoubtedly improve the psychological and physical well-being of the working individuals as well as the working population, it is unlikely to have an important impact on cancer burden at a population level."

The study does not completely exonerate the role of stress in predisposing to cancer, said Dr. Heikkilä of the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki...."

http://www.oncologypractice.com/oncologyreport/news/top-news/single-view/job-stress-not-linked-with-cancer-risk/ee888305bb333f4e64a2af2891e4eada.html

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