Anxiety, distress, high blood pressure and the risk of mental health effects. The psychophysical costs of workaholism are the subject of a paper published in the “Journal of Management” by psychologists Franco Fraccaroli and Lorenzo Avanzi of the University of Trento and their colleague Cristian Balducci of the University of Bologna. Researchers recommend to avoid intense workload to prevent addiction

The University of Trento and the University of Washington announced findings that were published in “Nature Chemical Biology” The US biologists contacted their colleagues of the CIBIO laboratory led by Paolo Macchi for their expertise in cell biology