Dr. Matthew Edlund, MD, MOH
A recent study from University College, London concluded very minor forms of stress that doctors and many patients hardly notice increase overall mortality. The more psychological stress reported, the higher the death rates—and they really went up.
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Jed Diamond, PhD, LCSW
Any change in our lives, good or bad, produces stress. Modern life constantly bombards us with stressful situations, so it's no wonder we get irritable and angry. Here are five simple steps to help you find peace in an unpeaceful world.
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Jed Diamond, PhD, LCSW
Found in: Mental Health, Depression
Job loss contributes greatly to the stress of aging, and can make men listless, angry, and withdrawn. This "Irritable Male Syndrome" can cause great harm to relationships...but it can also be understood and successfully treated.
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