Stress Stories
Low-income children with an emotionally unavailable mother early in life also had higher levels of a stress hormone and more learning delays.
Compared to their peers, young patients may have double the risk of mental health issues within five years of a venous thromboembolism diagnosis.
People who move forward through the stress of life with a smile are more likely to combat its negative health effects.
New research sheds light on how caffeine may alleviates stress, and thus stress-induced conditions, such as depression.
Flying an airplane and manning an entire cabin full of passengers can be stressful, which is why Air India now provides morning yoga sessions.
Private conflict which elevates personal stress is a better predictor of neighborhood deterioration than public disorder, such as vandalism.
Poverty isn't as much a lifestyle as it is a congenital disease, and new data suggests many are still stricken.
With all the time we spend on our computers, tablets, and smartphones, it's important to remember we have lives away from the screens, too.
The way employees talk about their commute can determine the way it impacts their health.
The therapeutic effects of music may soon be used to help wean patients off mechanical ventilation and improve their breathing.
Single motherhood links to poorer health in later life, with the risks greatest in England, Denmark, Sweden, and the U.S., except for Hispanic women.
Cut your workplace stress by 40 percent by learning how to meditate and be mindful.