Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimination was associated with an increased risk of hypertension among U.S. workers. https://t.co/RrYXZPTn0A
Workplace Discrimination and Risk of Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States.
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Overall, the discussions reflect strong agreement and high interest in the study’s implications, exemplified by comments like 'discrimination can harm health' and 'a new reason to promote workplace equality', which use compelling language to stress urgency. The engagement is evident in the sharing of statistics and references to related research, underscoring the perceived broader impact on public health and social equity.
Most discussions strongly affirm the study’s findings, emphasizing that workplace discrimination is linked to increased hypertension risk, using phrases like 'association with increased risk' and 'study confirms'.
The posts show high interest by highlighting the significance and societal implications of the topic, with words like 'embarrassingly high', 'reason to be a better ally', and 'alarming findings'.
Posts demonstrate moderate engagement through sharing statistics, discussing implications, and referencing related studies, but lack deep analytical commentary or diverse viewpoints.
The discussions suggest the findings could influence public health policies and workplace practices, with some posts framing it as a 'call to action' and emphasizing the importance of addressing discrimination to prevent health issues.
Abstract in brief
- This study found that experiencing high levels of workplace discrimination increases the risk of developing hypertension (high blood pressure) among US workers over time.
- Researchers used data from a large US cohort and showed that those facing more discrimination had a higher hazard (risk) of hypertension, even after adjusting for other factors.
- The findings suggest that discrimination at work can negatively impact cardiovascular health, highlighting the importance of policies to reduce workplace discrimination for better public health outcomes.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky【職場の差別的扱いで高血圧発症リスク著増/ JAHA】 米国、高血圧との自覚がない25歳以上の1246名、8年観察:25.6%が高血圧発症。職場における差別的待遇「強」で「低」に比べ発症HRは諸因子補正後1.54 [95%CI 1.11-2.13]。発症率は39.3/1000例・年。 https://t.co/DMNN5l6vi1
Workplace Discrimination and Risk of Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States. #AHAJournals https://t.co/t1ABLZauRk https://t.co/hNyapLX04r
Reason number gazillion to be better allies: A new study has preliminarily confirmed that exposure to high levels of workplace discrimination is associated with a whopping 54% elevated risk of hypertension among U.S. workers. https://t.co/0M1sahj9PL HT @ellmcgirt
#WorkplaceDiscrimination and Risk of #Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States Jian Li, et al. @UCLA https://t.co/9jpOpp5oIN @JAHA_AHA https://t.co/qBqMrWZERv
RT @Office_j: 【職場の差別的扱いで高血圧発症リスク著増/ JAHA】 米国、高血圧との自覚がない25歳以上の1246名、8年観察:25.6%が高血圧発症。職場における差別的待遇「強」で「低」に比べ発症HRは諸因子補正後1.54 [95%CI 1.11-2.13]…
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Workplace Discrimination and Hypertension Risk in US Workers
This study found that experiencing high levels of workplace discrimination increases the risk of developing hypertension among US workers, emphasizing the need for policies to reduce discrimination for better…
Workplace Discrimination and Hypertension Risk in Adults
This video explores how experiencing high levels of workplace discrimination increases the risk of developing hypertension over time, based on a large US cohort study. The findings highlight the negative impact of…
Workplace discrimination and risk of hypertension : Findings from a prospective cohort study in the United States … https://t.co/nCjmnAdvet
Workplace Discrimination and Risk of Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States | Journal of the American Heart Association https://t.co/ivGhLTEw9R
RT @DrTomFrieden: Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimin…
RT @DrTomFrieden: Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimin…
RT @DrTomFrieden: Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimin…
RT @DrTomFrieden: Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimin…
RT @DrTomFrieden: Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimin…
RT @DrTomFrieden: Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimin…
RT @DrTomFrieden: Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimin…
Discrimination at work isn’t just unfair—it can also be bad for your heart. According to a new study, workplace discrimination was associated with an increased risk of hypertension among U.S. workers. https://t.co/RrYXZPTn0A
RT @BetterAllies: Reason number gazillion to be better allies: A new study has preliminarily confirmed that exposure to high levels of wo…
RT @BetterAllies: Reason number gazillion to be better allies: A new study has preliminarily confirmed that exposure to high levels of wo…
Reason number gazillion to be better allies: A new study has preliminarily confirmed that exposure to high levels of workplace discrimination is associated with a whopping 54% elevated risk of hypertension among U.S. workers. https://t.co/0M1sahj9PL HT @ellmcgirt
RT @JAHA_AHA: Workplace Discrimination and Risk of Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States. #AHAJournal…
RT @JAHA_AHA: Workplace Discrimination and Risk of Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States. #AHAJournal…
Workplace Discrimination and Risk of Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States. #AHAJournals https://t.co/t1ABLZauRk https://t.co/hNyapLX04r
RT @Office_j: 【職場の差別的扱いで高血圧発症リスク著増/ JAHA】 米国、高血圧との自覚がない25歳以上の1246名、8年観察:25.6%が高血圧発症。職場における差別的待遇「強」で「低」に比べ発症HRは諸因子補正後1.54 [95%CI 1.11-2.13]…
RT @Office_j: 【職場の差別的扱いで高血圧発症リスク著増/ JAHA】 米国、高血圧との自覚がない25歳以上の1246名、8年観察:25.6%が高血圧発症。職場における差別的待遇「強」で「低」に比べ発症HRは諸因子補正後1.54 [95%CI 1.11-2.13]…
【職場の差別的扱いで高血圧発症リスク著増/ JAHA】 米国、高血圧との自覚がない25歳以上の1246名、8年観察:25.6%が高血圧発症。職場における差別的待遇「強」で「低」に比べ発症HRは諸因子補正後1.54 [95%CI 1.11-2.13]。発症率は39.3/1000例・年。 https://t.co/DMNN5l6vi1
Workplace Discrimination and Risk of Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States https://t.co/Sf0GZ4dujX
RT @AliRaja_MD: #WorkplaceDiscrimination and Risk of #Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States Jian Li,…
#WorkplaceDiscrimination and Risk of #Hypertension: Findings From a Prospective Cohort Study in the United States Jian Li, et al. @UCLA https://t.co/9jpOpp5oIN @JAHA_AHA https://t.co/qBqMrWZERv
#Discrimination at work could raise #bloodpressure @JAHA_AHA https://t.co/TxKppFkCIS https://t.co/HziPab3v77