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Support from others in stressful times can ease impact of genetic depression risk, study suggests

Reaching out to support a person when they’re under stress is always a good idea. But a new study suggests that support could be especially important for some

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Working more hours in stressful jobs increases depression risk

The more hours one puts into a stressful job they are likely to an increased risk of depression in people, a new study has found out.

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Study finds number of hours worked in stressful jobs led to risk of depression

According to recent research, the more hours every week someone works in a stressful job, the more likely they are to develop depression.

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Working for THIS long can jeopardise your mental health? Here s what new study reveals

According to recent studies, a person s likelihood of developing depression increases with number of hours they spend in a stressful job each week.

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Research reveals depression increases with hours worked in stressful jobs

According to the research, their findings show a definite need to significantly cut back on the typical amount of hours inhabitants work each week.

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