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Job demands and DHEA-S levels: a study on healthcare workers.

Francesco MarcattoE PatriarcaD BramuzzoE LucciFrancesca Larese Filon
Published in: Occupational medicine (Oxford, England) (2024)
The study shows the inverse relationship between job demands and DHEA-S levels among healthcare workers, indicating that high job demands correlate with reduced DHEA-S secretion and increased symptom prevalence. The findings suggest DHEA-S as a potential biomarker for assessing the physiological consequences of work-related stress. Proactive interventions in managing job demands are crucial for promoting employee well-being and productivity in demanding work environments. By recognizing DHEA-S as a stress biomarker, organizations can effectively address stress-related health risks and implement targeted interventions for enhancing employees' overall health and work performance.
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