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The Health Risks of Stress
To quote the report:
This research is confirmed by the British Medical Association who, in their guide called “Understanding Stress,” state:
Stress is Serious and Dangerous.
To assess if you are at risk of acquiring a stress related illnesses, you may want to take see if you have any symptoms of stress now.
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Noah Blumenthal
Stress can be hazardous to your health, very hazardous. That was the conclusion of a research report entitled “Drop Dead: Stressed at Work Have Fat Chance of Survival” published in Hazards Magazine. 
Yet people often don’t realize just how seriously stress affects them. One of the reasons for this may be that under stressful conditions, we are often either too busy to notice how our body is reacting, or we don’t believe that stress is, in and of itself, harmful. Either way, we may be making a potentially fatal mistake.