2023
DOI: 10.1539/eohp.2022-0017-oa
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Occupational stress and related factors among childless working women in their 20s–40s: A pregnancy perspective

Abstract: Objectives: While women are expected to support Japan's labor force, they often quit their jobs because of pregnancy and childbirth. Occupational stress affects reproductive life events unique to women, including pregnancy intention and premature birth. This study aimed to examine occupational stress and its related factors among working women of reproductive age, especially from the perspective of pregnancy. Methods: This cross-sectional observational study involved a web survey of childless female workers ag… Show more

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