*Impact of Occupational Stress and Its Associated Factors on Cognitive, Hormonal and Stress… DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.109587*

other part of human system and results into the occurrences of several serious health hazards and diseases in exposed workers. Its impact reported neurological, oxidant and antioxidant level changes, respiratory illnesses, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, infectious issues, and immunological disturbances in exposed workers of occupational settings. This study's findings were significant for understand the epidemiological issues in occupational settings, which has drawn increased attention. According to reports, high income, control job categories that were linked to lower job stress. However, a psychological problem, which has a positive predictive impact on quality of life, is a mediator in the association between occupational stress and quality of life. Growing health concerns have raised awareness of the importance of researching difficult technologies that have not been used in India yet. Research suggests that cortisol, epinephrine, non-epinephrine, PTH, HO-1, antioxidant enzymes, proinflammatory cytokines, prooxidant levels were helpful as a panel of marker for evaluation of significant stressful conditions in exposed subjects. The growing health concern has been an increasing awareness about the need to do study on occupational stress factors yet not implemented fully in India. Study findings could help to advise interventions that reduce, minimise or eradicate some of these stressors in occupational settings.
