Work and Abdominal Obesity Risk
作者： Maria Teresa Anselmo Olinto , Raquel Canuto , Anderson da Silva Garcez
DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-12-407869-7.00002-7
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摘要: Scientific literature indicates that work characteristics are possible risk factors for abdominal obesity. The focus of this section is to describe the scientific evidence associations between and We how occupational position, job strain, physical activity at work, shift unemployment associated with an increased occurrence Furthermore, we explore influence gender socioeconomic on these associations. An examination causes obesity a health can improve our understanding multifactorial nature important public problem.
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