Drivers have a higher prevalence of diseases, including obesity and hypertension, in comparison to other working professionals, claims a study released on Friday. It said drivers were also prone to increased blood pressure and higher levels of stress - factors that contribute to sickness and untimely death from heart and blood vessel problems. The study was conducted by J.T. Obesity Solutions, an international centre of excellence for obesity and metabolic ...Saturday 11 April 2015
Higher Prevalence of Diseases Among Drivers Contribute to Sickness, Untimely Death
Drivers have a higher prevalence of diseases, including obesity and hypertension, in comparison to other working professionals, claims a study released on Friday. It said drivers were also prone to increased blood pressure and higher levels of stress - factors that contribute to sickness and untimely death from heart and blood vessel problems. The study was conducted by J.T. Obesity Solutions, an international centre of excellence for obesity and metabolic ...
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