Santé de la population
janvier 07, 2019
Research led by the University of Manitoba says the incomes of workers aged 40 to 61 who suffer heart attack, stroke and/or cardiac arrest are significantly less than similarly-aged individuals who don't have a cardiovascular event. The data suggest in the three years after the illness, loss of income totals:
- Eight percent for those who had a heart attack;
- Twenty-three percent for those who had cardiac arrest; and
- Thirty-one percent for those who had a stroke.
The study also determines that workers who suffer a cardiovascular event are more likely to stop working altogether than those who haven't had one of those illnesses.
Related:
Les revenus sont en forte baisse après un AVC ou une crise cardiaque - L'Actualité