NIH Grants
Impact of Work on Women's Health and Quality of Life
Published in Women's Health Weekly, February 17th, 1997
Amount: $310,136 per year. Grant Expires: 2 Fiscal Years. Project Number: 5 R01 AG12806-02. Principal Investigator: Graham A. Colditz. Performing Organization: Brigham and Women's Hospital. Abstract: "This study capitalizes on the availability of two unique and powerful epidemiological data sets to advance knowledge on the impact of work on women's health and quality of life over the adult life course. We propose to examine prospectively how the psychosocial work environment affects both health-related quality of life (HRQL) and total mortality in a sizeable sample of nurses who are free of major illness at baseline. We will...
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