GB News presenter Nana Akua has slammed a recent survey suggesting women are twice as likely as men to take time off work due to stress, anxiety or depression, calling the findings "ridiculous" and "nonsensical".

The survey, highlighted in a recent article from The Times, was based on a three-year analysis of Health and Safety Executive labour force data conducted by Man Confidence.

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A recent survey suggested that women are twice as likely as men to take time off work due to stress, anxiety or depression{ai:summary}<p>GB News presenter Nana Akua criticized a survey indicating that women are twice as likely as men to take time off work for stress, anxiety, or depression. She labeled the findings as "ridiculous" and "nonsensical," questioning the validity of the data.</p><p>#society</p>

WATCH: Nana Akua fumes at 'ridiculous' survey saying women are twice as likely to take time off work

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