shift work

Shift Work Likely to Increase Risk of COVID-19 Infection

Medicine & Technology Apr 29, 2021

New research recently found populations with shift work or those working on irregular hours are substantially more possible to become infected by COVID-19 than those who follow more traditional schedules at work.

Shifting Work Schedule Linked to Poor Brain Function

Nov 12, 2014

Long-term shift work linked to poor brain function, study says

shift work

Shift Work Likely to Increase Risk of COVID-19 Infection

Shifting Work Schedule Linked to Poor Brain Function

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