Additionally, 14% report consuming alcohol or controlled substances while at work. The findings from the Mind-Body Health treatment chain APN were based on 1,000 healthcare workers questioned in July.

Faking a smile or emotions at work could be linked to heavy drinking after ... The study was based off data from 1,592 U.S. workers polled in the National Survey of Work Stress and Health from ...

Halfpoint Images/Getty Images. Researchers find moderate drinking may help relieve stress. Study could explain past research finding better health outcomes for light-to-moderate drinkers.

Employees who fake smiles or suppress emotions in front of customers could be at risk for heavier drinking after work, according to a new Penn State study. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays.