Overtime is the norm? To note that OK. United States the occupational and environmental medicine published a study in the journal reported that overtime is particularly great effect on women's health, may make the risk of chronic diseases such as cancer, heart disease, high three times. However, men and overtime seems to be innocuous, even from a certain perspective, appropriate work is good for health.

United States researchers from the Ohio State University, relying on "1979 national youth long-term follow-up survey project" to learn more about the work habits and the medical records of more than 7,500 people 32, 72% of respondents worked more than 40 hours a week. Investigations revealed that women working overtime all year round easy death if you work more than 60 hours a week, suffered from heart disease, cancer, diabetes, arthritis risk three times times higher than those who do not work overtime. However, the impact of overtime on men's health are not so obvious.

Survey data shows that overtime increase men's risk of developing arthritis, but 41-50 hours a week of men, the risk of heart disease, lung disease but less than a week is equal to or less than 40 hours of men. Researchers believe that this gender difference might be caused by women often take on more family responsibilities, need to balance work and family life, so overtime to cause them more stress, brings satisfaction and less.

United Kingdom, the daily mail of 16th reported citing authors alade·demu, emerging diseases are early versions of survey, with respondents age, disease may be increasing. He said people don't realize, overtime will have an impact in later life when he was young, and even bury a major health hazard.

加班是家常便饭？那可要注意咯。美国《职业与环境医学杂志》刊载的一篇研究报告说，加班对女性健康影响尤其大，可能使癌症、心脏病等慢性病的患病风险高三倍。不过，男性加加班似乎无伤大雅，甚至从某些角度而言，适当加班反而有益健康。

美国俄亥俄州立大学的研究人员依托“1979年国家青年长期追踪调查项目”，了解7500多人32年的工作习惯和医疗记录，发现72%的调查对象一周工作超过40小时。调查显示，女性常年加班容易早逝，如果一周工作超过60小时，罹患心脏病、癌症、糖尿病、关节炎的风险比不加班者高三倍。不过，加班对男性健康的影响没有这么明显。

调查数据显示，加班男性罹患关节炎的风险有所增高，但每周工作41至50小时的男性，罹患心脏病、肺部疾病的风险反而低于一周工作等于或少于40小时的男同胞。研究人员认为，这种性别差异可能源于女性通常承担着更多的家庭责任，更需要平衡工作与家庭生活，因此加班给她们造成的压力更大，而带来的满足感更少些。

英国《每日邮报》16日援引报告作者阿拉德·德姆比的话报道，调查中显现的疾病都是早期版本，随着调查对象年龄增长，疾病可能不断加重。他说，人们意识不到，年轻时加班会给晚年生活造成影响，甚至埋下重大健康隐患。