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Study: Detaching from work email lowers stress, increases focus

A new study suggests that cutting back on email time lowers stress on the job. Researchers examined the issue and found that people who are frequently on their email during the course of the day experienced increased heart rates and were less focused.
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 6 comments

Curbing holiday family drama: Tips for coping with stress Special

While the holidays are typically reserved for celebrating with family and loved ones, taking part in the festivities may leave some feeling less than merry. Family therapist Joanna Seidel shares her tips for keeping the seasonal peace.
Digital Journal Report by Alexandra Christopoulos

Study: Drinking alcohol may cause stress

Many people will have a drink of alcohol to help relax and unwind. A recent study showed that instead of making someone relax, alcohol may add tension and stress.
In the Media by Oscar Brooks - 1 comment

Scientists discover how we pass on DNA changes caused by stress

Scientists have theorized the effects of stress could be passed to future generations through changes in gene expression that leave basic DNA structures intact. A new study has revealed an underlying, molecular-level cause operating within stressed cells.

UCLA Survey: Freshmen students' emotional health at record low

Los Angeles - A survey released by the University of California at Los Angeles finds that incoming students to US colleges and universities rate their emotional health at record low levels.
In the Media by Kay Mathews - 1 comment

Can Facebook cause asthma attacks?

Naples - Italian doctors warn that Facebook could trigger an asthma attack in some users of the social networking giant who are already susceptible to shortness of breath in stressful situations.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman

Study: Tetris game can be used to treat post-traumatic stress

Playing the game Tetris can reduce post-traumatic stress disorder, claim British scientists at Oxford University. Experts found that dropping the blocks positively alters the way negative thoughts are created following a trauma.
In the Media by Kev Hedges - 5 comments

Link between stress and heart problems found in hair

Researchers at The University of Western Ontario say that hair can show the link between chronic stress and heart attacks.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 1 comment

Stressed out? Fear not, scientists are working on a vaccine

Stress, especially chronic stress, has become part of many people's lifestyle. It is a damaging problem for individual wellbeing, for society, for national health-care systems, for the workplace. A vaccine is coming our way, for good or bad.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 12 comments

Study shows dogs may be the best stress reliever

A new study has shown something that dog owners have known for a long time; that spending time with their pet can be the best way to relieve stress.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 2 comments
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A study of hormones in whale faeces shows that right whales are stressed by propeller noise from shipping.
Jack Wilshere suffers a stress fracture in his right foot as he attempts to recover from an earlier ankle injury.

Stress is a very real concern for children, even as young as four, according to the Canadian Mental Health Association.

Susceptibility to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) appears to be partially determined by genetics, a study suggests.

New research suggests people under stress are more likely to look on the positive side of things when making major decisions.

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The Continuing Decline in the USs Educational Ranking

Although the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA), which is an international...
Apr 30, 2012 in  Improve American Education by Deborah Popovici - 2 comments

The Continuing Decline in the USs Educational Ranking

Although the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA), which is an international...
Apr 30, 2012 in  Improve American Education by Deborah Popovici - 1 comment

Freelance caregiving stress; releasing brings relief

But I'm also considering taking a modified vow of silence: Only uplifting, entertaining and necessary speaking -- and...
Apr 28, 2012 by Elizabeth Cunningham Perkins - 6 comments

Drain Cleaner Illinois, Viagra In Ohio, Toilet Paper In New Jersey - Bad Political Priorities At The State Level

The old saying, "The single most exciting thing you encounter in government is competence, because it is so rare," has...
Apr 27, 2012 by Walter "Bruno" Korschek

A Lesson for taxpayers and government

Its tax time in Canada, again. The fact is there is a constant stream of tax revenue that flows into the Canadian...
Apr 26, 2012 by Allen Small - 3 comments
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