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Stress (Physiology)

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Neurobiological and clinical consequences of stress

Dennis S. Charney, Matthew J. Friedman

1995

Oxidative stress in cancer, AIDS, and neurodegenerative diseases

Luc Montagnier

1998

Exercise and stress response

Earl George Noble, Marius Locke

2002

Work stress

Carlla Smith, Lorne Sulsky

2006

The stress of my life

Hans Selye

1979

Stress testing

Myrvin H. Ellestad

1980

The relaxation & stress reduction workbook

Davis, Martha

1980

Stress and the manager

Karl Albrecht

1979

Advanced symptoms of adrenal fatigue syndrome

Michael Lam

2016

Relaxation & Stress Reduction Workbook

Martha Davis

1995

Stress

Ann Aikman, Walter McQuade

1974

Tissue nutrition and viability

Alan R. Hargens

1986

The serotonin solution

Judith J. Wurtman

1996

A better brain at any age

Sondra Kornblatt

2009

Why zebras don't get ulcers

Robert M. Sapolsky

1994

Human adaptation to extreme stress

Zev Harel, Boaz Kahana, Wilson, John P.

1988

Improving your child's behavior chemistry

Lendon H. Smith

1984

Understanding Stress and Coping

Jonathan C. Smith

1993

Environmental stress, adaptation, and evolution

V. Loeschcke

1997

The handbook of stress science

Richard J. Contrada

2010

Bacterial stress responses

Gisela Storz, Regine Hengge-Aronis

2000

Children Under Stress

Sula Wolff

1969

Stress and breast cancer

Cary L. Cooper

1987

The psychology of fear and stress

Jeffrey Alan Gray

1991

Inactivity

Harold Sandler, Joan Vernikos

1986

Stress without distress

Hans Selye

1974

The Upside of Stress: Why Stress is Good for You (and How to Get Good at it)

Kelly McGonigal

2015

How will you feel tomorrow?

Samuel Silverman

1973

Post-traumatic stress theory

John H. Harvey, John Harvey

2000

Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers

Robert M. Sapolsky

1995

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