Commute to Work Could be Deadly
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The morning commute can be a lot more hazardous to your health than you might think. Researchers in Germany say people prone to heart attack face triple the usual risk just after they&#39;ve commuted.
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A new study has found that suburban sprawl may lead to chronic health problems such as high blood pressure, arthritis and breathing difficulties.
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BAGHDAD -- Workers know a trip to the square could mean death, and still they go.
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Living in a sprawling car-dependent suburb is bad for your health, producing an array of predictable disorders from obesity to high blood pressure, California researchers say.
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Londoners face travel problems because of strike by tube staff.
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Scientists have long known that air pollution is a serious health hazard that increases the risk of premature death. But a new study may come as a shock.
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Crash comes amid safety gains, but also highlights some key problem areas.
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If you're late for work, a driver using a cell phone may be to blame. U.S. researchers said on Wednesday that people who use cell phones while behind the wheel impede the flow of traffic, clog highways and extend commute times.
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Everyone got out alive, the train operator did as he was trained and the passengers did as they were told. Still, that a small fire on a major commuter line could leave passengers gasping for air and send 152 of them to the hospital highlights just how vulnerable transit systems are to disaster.
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[Health India]: Sydney, Nov 29 : Going to work even with a running nose or slight fever, can push you towards an early grave, reveals a study.
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If you think being stressed while stuck in traffic can give you a heart attack, think again. A new study says you&#39;re more likely to suffer a coronary from the pollution caused by traffic.
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The violence unleashed at a mental health office on the Upper East Side reminded other professionals of the dangers inherent in a career spent helping people.
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Evidence continues to mount  that people who suffer from Parkinson's disease may have  trouble driving safely, particularly when faced with everyday  distractions like talking to a passenger or on a cell phone.
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In a study that gives new meaning to the  concept of a "killer commute," researchers have concluded that  people caught in traffic are three times more likely to suffer  a heart attack within the hour than those who aren't tied up on  the road.
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Even cars are at risk as floods and building sites drive out rodents from their underground lairs
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The risk of suffering a heart attack triples in a traffic jam, according to a study by German scientists. The researchers found that an hour of exposure to the particles
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Is your drive to work killing you? If you live in one of these major metros, the answer may be yes.