Stress in BPO jobs: Deadlier than ever

[wingback]

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how true is this finding?

[Velvett]

^ let's try an experiment

you work graveyard shift, sleep for 3-5 hours only (or sleep irregularly, like gimik pa ka after work, etc.), then hayag imo room where you sleep.

then let's see if you'll get cancer or not. JOKE JOKE JOKE! heheh just kidding hap

for me bro, even without the study, our inner knowing tells us it's good to have dark and light balance and sufficient sleep.

[wingback]

genes, stress, food we eat, exposure to toxins are linked to cancer, but graveyard shift work i don't know. Will somebody explain how?

[Velvett]

genes, stress, food we eat, exposure to toxins are linked to cancer, but graveyard shift work i don't know. Will somebody explain how?

psssst bro...read the posts above

[black_vixen]

patay ko ani.. pirmi ra ba ko graveyard. mawagtangan mo ko gana ug kaon inig mata naku.. tag usa ra jud ko sa isa ka adlaw mukaon. huhuhuhu. i should quit my job.

wait! murag na ingun ani nko for 6mos. working.

[sanction214]

By MARIA CHENG, AP Medical Writer
Thu Nov 29, 8:25 PM ET


LONDON - Like UV rays and diesel exhaust fumes, working the graveyard shift will soon be listed as a "probable" cause of cancer. It is a surprising step validating a concept once considered wacky. And it is based on research that finds higher rates of breast and prostate cancer among women and men whose work day starts after dark.

continue reading here: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/night_shift_cancer

is this true?
i've read the same issue regarding not having enough sleep (especially graveyard shift) would disallow certain levels of immune system produced only during sleeping at night...its in the Nov. 2007 issue of Reader's Digest.

[nab_uang]

sakit sa pinoy, bahala na ü

and sumbody's laughing...ü

i've been digging for 8yrs already... well, everybody will go back to our own graveyard...

[wsraxe]

night shift man ko. love it kay night person ko

[daddyfree]

yeah i'm worried about my wife coz she's working night shift...

[Techfinder]

maybe that's because of the radiation exposure from computer while working straightly for many hours.

...just my opinion