Occupational Stress and Coronary Artery Disease

Facing fierce competition, complicated interpersonal relationship, and intense social environment in modern society, we are living in a world of tension [1]. Especially for the occupational population, confronting frequent innovation on technology and knowledge and higher requirement on vocational skills, they are under growing occupational stress, which is not only the leading cause of occupational mental diseases (such as anxiety, depression, burnout, post-traumatic stress disorder, and collective mental illness etc.) but also the stimulus or risk factor for raising the chance of getting cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases (like coronary artery disease) among workers to damage the health[2].