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Breaks are good for our health, and also for the quality of our work.....
"Americans seem to believe that logging more hours leads to increased
output, but respite deprivation can actually increase mistakes and
workplace animosity — in addition to prompting or exacerbating
stress-related illnesses," said Kathleen Potempa, dean of the School of Nursing at the University of Michigan.
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