Check out the most- and least-stressful jobs, according to CareerCast.com

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  1. Looking for a low-stress job? Check out the most- and least-stressful jobs, according to CarreerCast.com.

  2. Least stressful, No. 1: University professor

  3. Least stressful, No. 2: Seamstress\Tailor

  4. Least stressful, No. 3: Medical Records Tech

  5. Least stressful, No. 4: Jeweler

  6. Least stressful, No. 5: Medical Lab Tech

  7. Least stressful, No. 6: Audiologist

  8. Least stressful, No. 7: Dietitian

  9. Least stressful, No. 8: Hair Stylist

  10. Least stressful, No. 9: Librarian

  11. Least stressful, No. 10: Drill Press Operator

  12. Most stressful, No. 1: Enlisted Military Personnel

  13. Most stressful, No. 2: Military General

  15. Most stressful, No. 4: Commercial Airline Pilot

  16. Most stressful, No. 5: Public Relations Executive

  17. Most stressful, No. 6: Senior Corporate Executive

  18. Most stressful, No. 7: Photojournalist

  19. Most stressful, No. 8: Newspaper reporter

  20. Most stressful, No. 9: Taxi Driver

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  2. Man shot to death on northeast side

    Man shot to death on northeast side

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  3. IMPD arrests 2 men on arson charges

    IMPD arrests 2 men on arson charges

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