Thursday, August 7, 2008

stress

Stress Case

Learn how to take stress by the reins, and your company will reap the benefits. more >>

Immune System Protein Predicts Toxic Shock Survival

Finding may enable investigators to screen lower risk patients from trials of new therapies more >>

Health Tip: Deep Breathing Techniques

To help you relax more >>

When Babies Die, Obstetricians Suffer, Too

Stillbirths, infant deaths caused one in 10 docs to consider giving up practice, survey says more >>

Gene Variations May Predict Antidepressant Response

Finding could help advance individualized medicine for psychiatric patients more >>

Health Tip: Staying Emotionally Healthy

Suggestions to maintain a sound mind more >>

Trauma Center Counseling Reduces Kids' Repeat Injuries

Emergency department 'teachable moments' remembered well by parents, youngsters, study finds more >>

Relationship Violence Common Among College Students

Almost half had experienced it before or during college, survey shows more >>

'Sideline' Rage Triggers Mirror Those of Angry Drivers

Parents who rant at kids' sporting events let ego get in the way, study says more >>

Anxiety, Shyness May Be Long-Lasting Traits

Brain mechanism present early in life predisposes people to worry, study finds more >>

Tongue-Driven Device Aids Handicapped

Magnetic tracer lets disabled control wheelchairs, perform other tasks independently more >>

Health Tip: Help Prevent Headaches

Keep stress at bay more >>

Elevated Albumin Levels in Urine Raise Hypertension Risk

Findings suggest current concept of 'normal' protein secretion needs revision more >>

Senior Falls Can Lead to Brain Injury

They resulted in 8,000 deaths, 56,000 hospitalizations for those 65 and older, CDC reports more >>

Overtime Work Tied to Anxiety, Depression

Rates were higher among less-skilled and those with lower incomes, study finds more >>

Type, Severity of Iraq War Injuries Change Over Time

Insurgents' explosive devices killing more soldiers, leaving injured with more wounds, study says more >>

High Blood Pressure in Kids Tracks Into Adulthood

Study also suggests strong association between chilhood overweight and higher readings more >>

PTSD High Among Witnesses to 9/11

One in 8 NYC residents near scene affected years later, with those injured suffering most more >>

Coffee Beans May Be Newest Stress-Buster

Just inhaling the aroma activated anxiety-relieving genes, rat research shows more >>

Combat Vets Display Severe Sleep Disorders

But their tech savvy helps them use online programs as well as drugs to help problem more >>

Too Much Cell Phone Time Takes Toll on Teen Sleep

Study found excessive use made adolescents more sleepy, restless and stressed more >>

For Women, a Happy Marriage Means Sweet Dreams

Those in troubled unions report more sleep problems, study finds more >>

Health Buzz: 'Dry Drowning' and Other Health News

Dealing with stress, heartworm drug back on the market, and gaining weight while falling in love more >>

Do-it-Yourself Biofeedback

We tried out three devices. more >>

The Benefits of Biofeedback

It's gaining ground as a stress-management tool. more >>

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