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From work stress to disease: A computational model

2020-03-17

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In modern society, work stress is highly prevalent. Problematically, work stress can cause disease. To help understand the causal relationship between work stress and disease, we present a computational model of this relationship. That is, drawing from allostatic load theory, we captured the link between work stress and disease in a set of mathematical formulas. With simulation studies, we then examined our model’...

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Literature Corpus work: a349d806-e873-5f57-8812-295c421a4f36
DOI: 10.1101/2020.03.12.988527

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