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Published 12:54 24 Sept 2015 BST
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Analysing data from more than 24 studies conducted over Europe, Australia and the US, researchers concluded that the extra hours led to a combination of added stress, less exercise and fewer hours of quality sleep.
As well as a heightened risk of coronary heart disease, those caught burning the candle at both ends are more likely to suffer from exhaustion and stress.
Instead, the study’s authors note the importance of shutting down the computer and using the extra time to go for a long walk or jog.
Remember that if you don’t mind yourself now, your irritations and exhaustion can start to build… which might lead to unwanted sick days in your busy working professional schedule.
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