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Cocooned in tubes and wires, too fragile to be held, small, sick
newborns fight for life in neonatal intensive care units. Though many
go home healthy, the babies' harrowing starts leave indelible marks on
their parents.
Tagged: premature birth, stress, Human Health, Medicine
Corporate practices are having effects not just on polar bears and
wetlands, but also they may be killing human beings, says Professor
Jeffrey Pfeffer.
Tagged: stress, Human Health, Business
VIDEO: Neuroscience professor, Robert Sapolsky, discusses the
impact of stress on humans and his suprising findings about stress from
almost thirty years of studying wild baboons in East Africa.
Tagged: stress, Human Health, Humanities & Sciences
Stress is killing us, according to scientists, and a new National
Geographic special exploring the latest research on how and why
features Stanford neuroscientist Robert Sapolsky, who has spent decades
studying stress in humans and baboons.
Tagged: biology, stress, Human Health, Humanities & Sciences
In the first-ever brain imaging study of techniques for emotion regulation, researchers found that suppression actually led to increased stress levels.
Tagged: imaging, mental health, psychology, stress, Human Health, Humanities & Sciences