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3 days ago · Psychological Effects of Stress on Women. Beyond its physiological impact, stress exerts a profound influence on women’s mental and emotional well-being. The relentless pressures of modern life can take a toll on mental health, leading to increased anxiety, depression, and burnout among women.
2 days ago · The effects of work stress on mental health during the pandemic may be felt for years [33, 34]. For non-health professionals, COVID-19 caused a drastic change. For teaching professionals, for example, it eliminated some protective factors for managing stress and mental health at work, such as social support .
3 days ago · Postpartum stress and anxiety are crucial to address as they have been linked to negative health behaviors in women, such as unhealthy diet, smoking relapse, and postpartum weight retention. Additionally, they are key factors associated with PPD, which can develop into self- reported major depression and pose significant risks to morbidity and ...
1 day ago · A new study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign looks at how community stress affects the mental and emotional health of Black men and women in the U.S. "Community stress refers to ...
1 day ago · This intriguing aspect of gender differences in stress responses is rooted in the distinct physiological structures and hormonal reactions between genders. For instance, women typically have a higher level of oxytocin combined with estrogen, which influences a tend-and-befriend response to stress. Men, influenced by testosterone, often lean ...
1 day ago · Nurses remain at risk for burnout and poor psychological health stemming from work stress. Factors such as clear workplace goals and assignments, increased engagement, good sleep health and social support may serve as protective factors against suboptimal psychological health, and in-turn poor workforce retention. Clinical Relevance
2 days ago · Diagnosing, treating, and managing gynecologic cancer can lead to significant physical and emotional stress, which may have lasting effects on a patient’s overall health and quality of life. The physical symptoms of gynecologic cancer, such as pain, discomfort, and loss of function, may also contribute to emotional distress and anxiety. Further, the diagnosis, treatment, and surveillance of ...
