‎Work 45 hours a week increases the risk of women with serious illness! ‎

‎Work 45 hours a week increases the risk of women with serious illness! ‎

A new study found that work for at least 45 hours a week increases the risk of type 2 diabetes in women, but it protects men from this disease.

The Canadian study is the participation factor 7065 aged 35 and 74 years over 12 years, is the first to examine the influence of hours work on risk of diabetes with the participation of large numbers of both sexes.

The study looked at data for participants taking into account other factors, including age, sex, race, marital status and other information about working, nature and lifestyle.

And development of type II diabetes over 12 years 10% of participants, though the men and obese and older were among groups most diabetes diagnosis, but the men with the disease rarely associated with professional lifestyle, and those who are working longer hours, say they have a danger b Large format.

As for the women, who worked 45 hours or more a week, be more susceptible by 63% to develop type 2 diabetes compared with working 35 to 40 hours per week.

Said Dr what Gilbert-Umit, a principal researcher in the study, the next step will consider the impact of long work hours, along with domestic work, to pay women for alcohol, smoking and overeating than men.