Shift Work Linked to Cancer Risk and Reduced Lifespan
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Shift work, particularly night shifts, can have severe health consequences. A WHO study suggests it may increase cancer risk, with a large-scale epidemiological study finding that night shift workers' lifespan is shortened by about 15 years. This is attributed to disrupting the body's biological clock and going against evolutionary and genetic programming.
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