I guess this shouldn't be too surprising considering the fraction of our waking lives that we spend in work, driving to or from work, or lunching at work.

Great now my job is ACTUALLY trying to kill me...

We've almost known it for a while. I think that article is just trying to alert us as to what may go wrong if things go wrong when we're young enough to ward them off.

So they're telling us that people who had worse jobs in their 20s-30s were worse off in their 40s? No way!

Look around. There is something called example-based learning. Don't we already know that?

In Silicon Valley don't they equate this with just "dying of old age"?

Dying young of a Silicon Valley syndrome :-)