Key result
Occupational stress and long working hours were correlated with hyperglycemia in non-obese men, whereas less sleep and poor eating habits were correlated with hyperglycemia in obese men.
Population
335 male employees aged 50-59 years taking health checkups at a chemical manufacturing company in a rural…
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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Obesity may modify hyperglycemia correlates in working men; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Cross-Sectional (n=335)
Occupational stress and long working hours are correlated with hyperglycemia in non-obese middle-aged men, whereas poor sleep and eating habits are linked to hyperglycemia in obese men.
Bonkohara et al. (2016) conducted a cross-sectional in Hyperglycemia (n=335). Occupational stress and lifestyle factors was evaluated on Correlation between stress, lifestyle, and hyperglycemia. Occupational stress and long working hours were correlated with hyperglycemia in non-obese men, whereas less sleep and poor eating habits were correlated with hyperglycemia in obese men.
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