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American workers with long commutes have lower overall well-being and are more likely to report a range of physical and emotional health problems, including back and neck pain, high cholesterol, worry, and fatigue. Obesity is also more common among those with lengthy trips to work.
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A new study reveals inequity in U.S. workers' wellbeing by job category, highlighting the need for targeted interventions.
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