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Take this job and ... (updates).(research indicates disliking boss can increase blood pressure)(Brief Article)
Believe it or not, a change in jobs could save your life. British researchers report that having a boss you don't like can markedly increase your blood pressure.
The experiment, conducted by a team of British scientists led by psychologist George Fieldman, MD, involved 25 healthcare workers who had two different supervisors on alternate days of the week. On the days they worked for the supervisor ...
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