Email is stressing people out, discovered a team of researchers led by professor Tom Jackson of Loughborough University. The researches followed a group of thirty
government employees and discovered that 83 percent got more stressed while using email, and 92 percent got stressed when speaking on the phone and using email at the same time. The researchers
analyzed heart rate, blood pressure and saliva samples to measure stress hormones, which were highest when email inboxes were full.
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