Stressed-out workers at much higher risk for heart disease

According to a latest British medical research, people who are seriously stressed out at work, are 2 times likely to suffer from obese, insulin intolerance, high blood pressure, high cholesterol than their laid-back coworkers. The funny (and sad) thing is, workers near the bottom of the corporate ladder are 2 times likely develop those heart disease and other cardiovascular problems than workers at the top of the corporate ladder.

Source: British Medical Journal, Jan. 21, 2006