Tight deadlines &#39;bad for hearts&#39;
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Setting tight work deadlines can raise the risk of suffering a heart attack six-fold, researchers believe. Staff working hard to get a task completed on time were six times more likely to have an attack in the next 24 hours than co-workers, a study said.
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More people die of cardiac-related problems during the holidays than at any other time of the year because they delay seeking medical treatment, according to a study released Monday.
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People who are under short-term but intense pressure to meet deadlines run a six times higher risk of having a heart attack within the next 24 hours, according to a study published in
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Questions are being raised about the NHS's ability to push ahead with plans to close services.
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The risk of suffering a heart attack increases by six times in the 24 hours following a high-pressure work deadline, researchers have warned.
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It&#39;s quite the predicament: You want to go out with the gang on a Wednesday but you won&#39;t have enough money to cover the excursion until Friday.
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Patients are not receiving the best care they could be because of the 48-hour GP access target.
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Wall Street&#39;s dog days of August have the potential for a serious bite this year. August is traditionally slow for investment bankers, fund managers and traders on Wall
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In nearly a third of cases of sudden cardiac arrest in the hospital, the staff takes too long to respond, a study found.
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People at a high risk of having a heart attack do not know when to dial 999, experts have warned.
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WORKING in a high-pressure environment to tight deadlines can cause a six-fold increase in the risk of having a heart attack. The research, published today, found that short-term intense pressures have a greater
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The pressure of meeting an important deadline at work increases the risk of suffering a heart attack within 24 hours by a factor of six, Swedish doctors say.
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OTTAWA - Tempers flared at the national health summit on Tuesday over Ottawa&#39;s offer of short-term funding to address long waiting times for some medical procedures - a problem that some of the premiers tracked back to Paul Martin&#39;s term as finance
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The wait for exam results is causing problems like insomnia, depression and panic attacks, a report says.
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People with slower reaction times and bad memories are more likely to die from a heart attack, a study suggests.
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When patients in the hospital suddenly go into cardiac arrest, the staff often takes too long to respond, increasing the risk of brain damage and death, a new study finds.
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Women with congenital heart  disease who become pregnant face a heightened risk that their  infant may be premature or not survive long, according to a  report from the Netherlands.