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Index: Overview and Stressors
Get the basics on stress and its causes from the experts. (20 Questions/Answers) -
Index: Reacting to Stress
Symptoms of stress and its impact on the heart. (26 Questions/Answers) -
Index Coping with Stress
General coping techniques for adults and kids. (20 Questions/Answers) -
Stress Talk Back
Send in your stories of stress or tells us about your tips for managing stress.
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What Is Stress?
Dr. Kim Lebowitz answers the question: 'What Is Stress?' -
What Causes Stress?
Dr. Redford Williams answers the question: 'What Causes Stress?' -
Are Senior Citizens Immune To Stress?
Dr. Gerardi answers the question: 'Are Senior Citizens Immune To Stress?' -
Can Stress Cause Aches And Pains?
Dr. Simon Rego answers the question: 'Can Stress Cause Aches And Pains?' -
Effects Of Stress On Getting Pregnant?
Dr. Maizes answers the question: 'Effects Of Stress On Getting Pregnant?' -
Time Management To Reduce Stress?
Dr. Jeffrey Janata answers the question: 'Time Management To Reduce Stress?' -
Can Laughing Help Me Cope With Stress?
Dr. Raison answers the question: 'Can Laughing Help Me Cope With Stress?' -
Teaching Children To Deal With Stress?
Dr. Muller answers the question: 'Teaching Children To Deal With Stress?'
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Stories and Video on Stress From ABC News
Articles, videos about stress management and more from ABC News. -
Watch: Easy Ways to Take the Edge Off
Simple relaxation techniques to help you chill our after a hectic day. -
Watch: Did Stress Lead to Imus' Cancer?
The radio personality believes his prostate cancer was provoked by stress. -
Watch: How to Cope With Economic Stress
Deepak Chopra advises viewers on how to keep their spirits up. -
Family Life May Influence Girls' Puberty
New research links an unsupportive home environment to earlier puberty. -
How Stress Erases Your Exercise Gains
Your own stress may work against you when it comes to fitness. -
When Stress Becomes Depression
Feeling down? Your genes may have a lot to do with how you handle stress. -
Keys to Managing On-the-Job Stress
Stress relief tips for employers and employees. -
Don't Go to Bed Lonely
Sleeping Alone Adds Stress to the Body and Brain -
Watch: Workplace Bullies and Stress
Study finds menacing co-workers can cause more stress than sexual harassment.
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Watch: Am I Depressed?
Answers to your questions on identifying and treating depression -
Watch: Patients Open Up
Patients share their experiences battling mental illness -
Watch: Talking Different Types of Treatment
From therapy to medication, we explore your options -
Watch: Where Can I Turn?
What to do if you believe you are depressed -
Watch: Stigmas Surrounding Mental Illness
Fighting the stigmas that often block our road to recovery -
Watch: The Future of Treatment
A look ahead at the treatment for depression
Welcome to the ABC News OnCall+ Mind and Mood: Stress Center! Find answers to the most pressing questions on stress answered by the nation's top medical experts from the country's most prestigious medical centers.
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