Stress News

Posted May 27, 2005:

• Teenage Depression Can Be Enduring, But Is More Often Short-Lived

Posted May 17, 2005:

• Too Stressed To Think?

Posted May 7, 2005:

• Large-Scale Study Identifies Key Stress Factors Facing New Mums

Posted May 3, 2005:

• Babies Show Ripple Effects Of Mothers Stress From 9/11 Trauma

Posted April 18, 2005:

• A Little Stress Gives Beneficial Oomph! To Immune System

Posted April 12, 2005:

• Obesity And Insomnia Linked By Excitability Of Brain Cells

Posted February 13, 2005:

• Rat Brain's Executive Hub Quells Alarm Center If Stress Is Controllable

Posted December 8, 2004:

• Stressed Mice Quicker To Get Skin Cancer

Posted November 4, 2004:

• Job-Stressed Women More Vulnerable Than Men To 9/11 Trauma

Posted October 27, 2004:

• Academics Work To Help Stressed-out Cats

Posted October 5, 2004:

• Stress And Aggression Reinforce Each Other At The Biological Level

Posted October 1, 2004:

• Stress For Newborns Could Weaken Immune System Later In Life

Posted August 4, 2004:

• Study: A Little Help From Friends Makes Wounds Heal Faster

Posted August 3, 2004:

• Levels Of Certain Hormones May Be Increased By Stress

Posted June 22, 2004:

• Probing The World Of Alien Abduction Stories

Posted June 4, 2004:

• Eyewitness Memory Poor In Highly Intense And Stressful Situations

Posted May 10, 2004:

• Less Educated People Have Lower Stress, But More Health Effects

Posted April 9, 2004:

• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Increases In Children With Extended ICU Stays After Cardiac Surgery

Posted April 2, 2004:

• Norepinephrine Important In Retrieving Memories

Posted February 9, 2004:

• A Little Stress May Go A Long Way Toward Boosting Skin's Immunity

Posted January 22, 2004:

• Estrogen Makes The Brain More Vulnerable To Stress

Posted December 12, 2003:

• Researchers Develop Means To Help Stress Sufferers

Posted September 18, 2003:

• Report Finds 'No Convincing Evidence' That Psychological Debriefing Reduces Incidence Of PTSD

Posted September 11, 2003:

• Comfort-Food Cravings May Be Body’s Attempt To Put Brake On Chronic Stress

Posted August 4, 2003:

• Stress Leads Kids To Unhealthy Diets

Posted April 17, 2003:

• New Research Dispels Popular Myth That A Bully's Words Will Never Hurt You

Posted November 26, 2002:

• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Linked To Impaired Stress Response
• Stress May Trigger Multiple Sclerosis Flare-Ups In Women

Posted November 25, 2002:

• Stressful Feelings May Influence Vaccine Effectiveness

Posted October 29, 2002:

• Rutgers Study Shows Learning Ability Under Stress Still Strong In Prozac-Treated Females

Posted September 26, 2002:

• Still Mulling Over Last Night's Argument? It Could Affect Your Heart

Posted July 11, 2002:

• Heart-Felt Stress Can Be More Dangerous To Immune System

Posted May 29, 2002:

• Substance Abuse Increases In New York City In Aftermath Of September 11th

Posted May 14, 2002:

• Family History Of Hypertension Is Related To Maladaptive Behavioral Responses As Well As Exaggerated Physiological Reactions To Stress, According To Study

Posted January 31, 2002:

• Intellectual Resources May Help Soldiers Stave Off Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Posted November 27, 2001:

• Major Stress During Pregnancy Linked To Autism

Posted October 9, 2001:

• Changes In Nutrition Can Alleviate Effects Of Long-Term Stress

Posted August 28, 2001:

• Twin Study Evaluates Role Of Environmental Stress In Cardiovascular Disease

Posted July 10, 2001:

• Meditation May Cut Stress, Improving Mental And Physical Health

Posted May 29, 2001:

• Listening To Music Of Choice During Outpatient Eye Surgery Lowers Patients' Cardiovascular, Emotional Stress

Posted March 1, 2001:

• Chronic Stress May Influence Effectiveness Of Vaccines

Posted October 20, 2000:

• A Pet Dog Reduces Stress Of Those Caring For A Brain-Injured Spouse, University At Buffalo Study Finds

Posted August 2, 2000:

• Denial Speeds Progression To AIDS

Posted May 22, 2000:

• UCLA Researchers Identify Key Biobehavioral Pattern Used By Women To Manage Stress

Posted March 7, 2000:

• Short Bursts Of Stress May Enhance Immune System Function

Posted December 7, 1999:

• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder May Follow Traffic Crashes, According To Doctors At The Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia

Posted November 10, 1999:

• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder May Result In Heart Disease

Posted October 27, 1999:

• CU Studies Suggest Exercise Protects Body Against Negative Effects Of Stress From Brain To Cell

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