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Physiological Stress

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Sedation and analgesia in the critically ill

G. R. Park

1995

Why worry?

George Lincoln Walton

1908

Traumatic surgery

John Joseph Moorhead

1917

Nutrients, Stress, and Medical Disorders (Nutrition & Health)

Shlomo Yehuda

2005

Mind as healer, mind as slayer

Kenneth R. Pelletier

1977

The stress cure

Paul Perry, Dr. Vern Cherewatenko, Vern S. Cherewatenko

2003

Advances in Genetics

John G. Scandalios

1990

Exercise and stress response

Earl George Noble, Marius Locke

2002

Emotions, Stress, and Health

Alex J. Zautra

2005

The stress of my life

Hans Selye

1979

Stress testing

Myrvin H. Ellestad

1980

Advanced symptoms of adrenal fatigue syndrome

Michael Lam

2016

Psychoneuroimmunology

A. Ph Visser

2000

The breath connection

Fried, Robert

1990

Why zebras don't get ulcers

Robert M. Sapolsky

1994

Why some children succeed despite the odds

Warren Allen Rhodes, Waln K. Brown

1991

Environmental stress, adaptation, and evolution

V. Loeschcke

1997

The handbook of stress science

Richard J. Contrada

2010

The effects of noise on man

Karl D. Kryter

1950

Resilient Practitioner, The

Thomas M. Skovholt

2000

SEEING RED AND FEELING BLUE

SUSAN ALDRIDGE

2000

How will you feel tomorrow?

Samuel Silverman

1973

Post-traumatic stress theory

John H. Harvey, John Harvey

2000

The vulnerable therapist

Helen W. Coale

1998

Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers

Robert M. Sapolsky

1995

Simple relaxation

Laura Mitchell

1977

Thought reform and the psychology of totalism

Robert Jay Lifton

1961

Holistic medicine

Kenneth R. Pelletier

1979

Backache, stress, and tension, their cause, prevention, and treatment

Kraus, Hans

1965

Managing stress

Jere E. Yates

1979

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