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Study: Chronic Stress Could Increase Risk of Dementia
Chronic stress poses serious risks to many mental health conditions, including depression, but it can also increase the risk of dementia, according to a study published in Current Opinion in
Chronic stress poses serious risks to many mental health conditions, including depression, but it can also increase the risk of dementia, according to a study published in Current Opinion in
Simply put, stress is a part of life for everyone, no matter how hard we try to avoid it. We feel triggered by circumstances as well as
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Migraine headaches are one of the most common chronic conditions worldwide. Depending on the study, chronic migraines affect around 1 in 10 people, with twice
It’s Monday morning. You overslept, your kids were late for school, and your boss gave you a hard time because you came in 30 minutes
By Louise Gaston, PhD *This is an article from the Spring 2022 issue of Combat Stress As a psychotherapist, I had been stunned by how
*This is an article from the Spring 2022 issue of Contentment Magazine. By Evian Gordon, MD, PhD, FAIS, Founder and Chief Medical Officer, Total Brain and
What if I told you cooking can actually reduce your stress? In fact, what if I theorized that cooking with children is a great stress-reducing
Stress Level Of Americans Is Rising Rapidly In 2022, New Study Finds The 2022 results of ‘Stress in America’ poll by American Psychological Association are
By James C. Petersen, PhD *This is an article from the Summer 2021 issue of Contentment Magazine. When we don’t feel well, we go through a battery of medical tests to determine what
Your team suffers when you are stressed even if you yourself fail to see the symptoms. According to a recent study of 1,000 college-educated employees, only 7%
*This is an article from the Summer 2021 issue of Combat Stress By Jeff Jernigan, PhD, BCPPC, FAIS Our family tree is inhabited by five