Occupational physical activity raises heart disease risk in men, but not women

Posted on: Mar 19, 2023 | Posted by: Master Doctor

Strenuous occupational physical activity increased risk for ischemic heart disease in men but not in women, researchers reported. “This emphasizes the importance of taking sex...

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