While many people are relieved Australia is concluding its operations in Afghanistan, the effects of our involvement have, in many ways, only just begun. Retired Major General John Cantwell, the author…
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Researchers at University of Sydney’s Brain and Mind Research Institute (BMRI) have found that heart attack survivors who…
If we want to understand child development, we need to start before birth. We have known for decades that health depends on an interaction between our genes and our environment. But we’ve also come to…
High stress among Indigenous children in urban areas is linked to poorer physical health and more parental concern about behavioural issues, a new study has found. Of 344 participating children, 51% had…
People under stress are likely to continue whichever habits they have previously developed, researchers at the University…
Children who overreact to stressful situations continue to eat when they’re not hungry, increasing their risk of obesity…
Australian workers who suffer psychological injuries at work are less likely to claim workers’ compensation for GP visits…
Stress, rather than chemotherapy, is responsible for decreased verbal fluency or loss of memory and attention for women with…
Victims of office bullying are more likely to have high levels of stress, which in turn leads to a host of mental and physical…
The holiday period can be a stressful time for many of us, even when we do have time off work. Many people will work over the holidays, and be called into difficult or tragic situations, particularly our…
Researchers have found that women experiencing high levels of stress are more likely to give birth to females. Scientists…
Increasing your Vitamin B intake could significantly reduce work-related stress, a clinical trial conducted at Swinburne…
The mere presence of a predator can cause enough stress to kill a dragonfly, even when that predator can’t actually get at…
For the first time, researchers have identified the mechanism by which chronic stress can damage DNA. By infusing mice with…
As if any further proof were needed that traffic jams and overcrowding make us anxious, scientists have concluded that city-dwellers are more sensitive to stress than country folk. Urban environments have…
Workers in high-pressure, safety-critical jobs – such as air traffic controllers or traffic incident operators – need high levels of concentration and focus to do their jobs effectively. When concentration…
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