Full-time workload raises cancer risk
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•A full-time workload increases risk of cancer, says Swiss study
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Full-time workers have an increased risk of cancer, say researchers from the University of Fribourg .
Women who are employed full-time have a significantly higher cancer risk.
Self-employed men are less likely to develop cancer than employed men.
Further studies will now clarify the link between workload and the risk of developing cancer.
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