Health psychologist Kelly McGonigal believes there’s actually an upside to stress. Her research presents interesting findings not just about stress, but about […]
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It’s nearly impossible to turn on the TV, open up a web browser, or scroll through Twitter without being assaulted
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A study conducted by the University of California Irvine looks at how media coverage of traumatic events can affect people’s
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An overview of current research on how news coverage of traumatic event effects the public and the risk factors that
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The NPR/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation/Harvard School of Public Health Burden of Stress in America Survey was conducted from March 5
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Media coverage of collective traumas may trigger psychological distress in individuals outside the directly affected community. We examined whether repeated
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I recently spent three days with a collection of media professionals who had come together to focus on the topic
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A poll finds health-related events to be the most common major stressful events in Americans’ lives. This poll is part
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