Your work schedule can influence your health, studies suggest Starting work or school later in the morning benefits teens and young adults, experts say A work week of no more or less than 25 hours may be best for adults 40 and older (CNN)The moment you may have been dreading is here. Lazy summer days have come to an end, and more structured back-to-work or back-to-school schedules have commenced. But will your new daily schedule…
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