A study showed that work-related stress could lead to heart disease in men.

<div class="block">A study showed that work-related stress could lead to heart disease in men.</div>

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Study: Work Stress Raises Men's Risk for Heart Disease 

Stress can be a huge health issue. And it turns out that work related stress among men is bad for more than just our mental health. It also increases our likelihood of developing heart disease. Now, this is according to a study published yesterday in the American Heart Association's journal circulation. The study reveals that male workers who experience on the job, stress or effort reward imbalances were 49% more likely to develop heart disease compared to men without those stresses. So, ok, what does that mean? Right. Effort, reward imbalances on the job happen when employees invest a lot of effort into their work. But in situations, but they perceive the rewards including salary or job security are unequal to the effort that they put in.