Stress and Health

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Understanding the Effects and Examining Interventions

Modern life is associated with high levels of stress for many people.
There is also increasing research evidence to demonstrate pathways by which children may be negatively affected by maternal experiences of stress, both in utero and throughout development. This book presents innovative research being undertaken to mitigate the effects of unavoidable stress, to improve the health of individuals and to reduce the cost of stress to society.

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Published: May 2021 | pages: 108

(This book is a printed edition of the Special Issue Stress and Health: Understanding the Effects and Examining Interventions that was published in Healthcare)

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