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Discrimination at work linked to high blood pressure risk in US adults

Discrimination at work linked to high blood pressure risk in US adults
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Discrimination at Work Increases High Blood Pressure Risk in U S Adults

Discrimination at Work Increases High Blood Pressure Risk in U S Adults
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U S adults who felt discrimination at work faced increased risk of high blood pressure

Adults who reported feeling discriminated against at work had a higher risk for developing high blood pressure, research shows

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UCLA-led Research Finds Americans Drank More, Smoked More, and Exercised Less During the COVID-19 Pandemic | Jonathan and Karin Fielding School of Public Health

Americans drank and smoked more, have spent less time exercising, and spent more time in front of a computer or television in comparison to before the pandemic, a UCLA-led research team has found.

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