Researchers unlock new paths toward treating stress-related psychiatric disorders
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Researchers unlock new paths toward treating stress-related psychiatric disorders
In a comprehensive Genomic Psychiatry review article published today, researchers from the University of Rochester Medical Center have synthesized decades of research on stress hormone systems in primate brains, potentially unlocking new paths toward treating stress-related psychiatric disorders.
Georgians are stressed. Here’s a simple method to quell anxiety quickly.
If you’re feeling stressed lately, you’re not alone: A recent WalletHub study found that 77 percent of adults are stressed, and that Georgia is one of the most stressed states in the country, with factors such as health, family relationships, finances, and work considered. While therapy and medication are two of the most prevalent ways to reduce stress and anxiety, there is one often underutilized method that’s been scientifically proven to redu…
The Double-Edged Sword of Cortisol: When Stress Hurts — and When It Helps
Stress is an unavoidable part of life, and with it comes cortisol — a hormone often vilified as a driver of anxiety, sleep disruption,... The post The Double-Edged Sword of Cortisol: When Stress Hurts — and When It Helps appeared first on Being Patient.
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