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Date:7/17/2008

nals being the most likely to drink more (59%) and eat more (59%), although this group is also among the most likely to exercise (18%) to reduce its stress levels. The healthiest profession according to the research is IT, with over a quarter (26%) choosing to exercise more when stressed.

The ways in which we choose to deal with stress can have a serious impact on our overall health, explains Joe Korner, Director of External Affairs for The Stroke Association, "Stress clearly affects a great deal of the working population and while stress in itself is undesirable, responding to it in the wrong ways, for instance by drinking excessive alcohol, over-eating or smoking, can all lead to high blood pressure, which is the single biggest risk factor for stroke. This is a major issue for people of all ages, especially those working in stressful occupations."

Siemens, the High Performance Partner of GB Rowing, hopes the Stroke in Business report and the Stroke for Stroke campaign will raise awareness of the importance of regular exercise. Andreas J. Goss, chief executive, Siemens in the UK, said: "Regular exercise is absolutely key for individuals and businesses in maintaining a healthy, happy and productive workforce so we fully endorse The Stroke Association's call for UK employers to become much more proactive in this area. Our support of The Stroke Association through Stroke for Stroke Week is one opportunity for people around the UK to kick-start a new exercise regime and I'd encourage everyone to sign up!"

Siemens Stroke for Stroke Week is taking place between 27th October - 2nd November and the company is encouraging people to sign up to row an individually sponsored 10km. The campaign is open to everyone across the UK and you can sign up by visiting http://www.siemens.co.uk/strokeforstroke. LA fitness, the official gym partner for this year's campaign is offering free access to t
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