Margaret Wheeler Johnson

margaret.johnson@huffingtonpost.com

It’s well known that stress can take a toll on the body in multiple ways, but a new study suggests that it may impact women’s health in a way it doesn’t affect men’s.

The research, published in the Journal of Occupational Medicine, tracked 7,443 men and women working in Ontario, Canada over nine years. The results showed that low job control — defined in a previous study as minimal “control over [one’s] tasks and [one’s] conduct during the working day” — increased women’s risk for diabetes, but did not have the same effect on men. None of the participants had a history of diabetes.

Peter Smith, Ph.D., the study’s lead author, wrote that women’s risk could be caused by a stress-induced change in immune system functioning or hormone levels, or it could be due to “changes in health behavior patterns, particularly those related…

…With all their attack ads,the president is just throwing away money and he’s pretty experienced at that…

Just one of many messages that sent a blow to the Obama camp last night but which is why Progressives are bending over arse backwards accusing Republicans of being angry and using code words.

Since when is telling the truth a code word?

PROGRESSIVES are guilty of that which they accuse others. Refusing to accept accountability, they are odious, angry, divisive and racist.

Their attacks and endless wave of propaganda and race baiting are falling upon deaf ears with the exception of the clueless, truly indoctrinated, free loaders and those who have sold their souls for the color of Obama’s skin.

From where I sit, Paul Ryan is a genius and there is no one on the left that can come close.

Progressives are feeling intimidated from Obama down and as for the…

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