Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Study: High-Stress Jobs Could Pose Health Risk To Working Women
A new study suggests that women in high-stress jobs might be risking their health simply by going to work.
Study: The Body Just Can’t Handle Long-Term Job-Related Stress
Women with significant levels of job-related stress are almost 70 percent more likely to have a heart attack and nearly 40 percent more likely to suffer from other forms of cardiovascular trauma than women with low-stress jobs, a new study says.
Charla Nash, Chimp Attack Victim, Reveals New Face
Charla Nash, the Stamford woman who was attacked and disfigured two years ago in a chimpanzee attack, went public for the first time since her face transplant surgery.
Chimp Attack Victim Charla Nash Receives ‘Fantastic’ Face Transplant
Charla Nash, the Stamford woman whose face was destroyed when her friend’s pet chimp went berserk two years ago, has received a face transplant that looks fantastic, according to her brother.


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