Titlebook: Women, Work, and Health; Stress and Opportuni Marianne Frankenhaeuser,Ulf Lundberg,Margaret Ches Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media

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Occupational Stress and Blood Pressurem one moment to another. Furthermore, the conventional methods of measuring blood pressure, which typically involve a small number of readings taken in circumstances that are not representative of the normal daily environment, may result in distorted estimates of the true level.

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Women, Work, and Menopaused are better able to cope with the stresses of family and relationships. On the other hand, there are almost no studies of work performance and the effects of menopausal symptoms or related disease conditions; yet there is reason to believe that many women are negatively affected.