ライフサイエンスコーパス: psychological stress

1 entified as a biomarker in saliva to monitor psychological stress.

2 the source of significant embarrassment and psychological stress.

3 secondary insults, including infections and psychological stress.

4 autonomic and HPA responses to experimental psychological stress.

5 ralgesia observed in rats exposed to chronic psychological stress.

6 atient comfort and to reduce physiologic and psychological stress.

7 -specific immunity under conditions of acute psychological stress.

8 e insensitivity of LTP to being modulated by psychological stress.

9 r, the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) measured psychological stress.

10 ate the organism's multisystemic response to psychological stress.

11 ntribute to the autonomic responses to acute psychological stress.

12 visceral hyperalgesia in response to chronic psychological stress.

13 inflammatory attacks induced by physical or psychological stress.

14 cemia, hypoxia, and infection, as well as by psychological stress.

15 work model of signaling pathways affected by psychological stress.

16 ypically experience significant physical and psychological stress.

17 restraint stress for 3 hours to induce acute psychological stress.

18 Acute psychological stress accelerated RCT by compromising int

19 It is unclear which theoretical dimension of psychological stress affects health status.

20 In adults, psychological stress alters immune responsiveness via th

21 e data suggest that the relationship between psychological stress and adverse cardiac events may be m

22 There is an enormous amount of literature on psychological stress and cardiovascular disease.

23 tural Cox models to account for time-varying psychological stress and contact lens use and selection

24 re length attrition has been associated with psychological stress and early adversity in adults; howe

25 a paradigm consisting of both physiological/psychological stress and food deprivation.

26 tudy was to examine the relationship between psychological stress and immune response in healthy chil

27 eve to be the first mechanistic link between psychological stress and increased susceptibility to mic

28 eroid hormone, is an important biomarker for psychological stress and its detection is gaining promin

29 tive clinical studies support a link between psychological stress and multiple sclerosis (MS) disease

30 Using a murine model of psychological stress and OVA-loaded beta(2)-microglobuli

31 echanisms underlying the interaction between psychological stress and prostate cancer as well as ther

32 was designed to investigate whether maternal psychological stress and recent life events are associat

33 The physiological link between psychological stress and sudden death is unknown; one me

34 This study assessed the relationship between psychological stress and the secretion of proinflammator

35 s a reliable and efficient method to produce psychological stress and to cause CA3 dendritic retracti

36 ize resources in the face of physical and/or psychological stress and to maintain homeostasis.

37 ocyte production of TNFalpha following acute psychological stress and whether such responses are abro

38 sensitization in aging, its implications in psychological stress, and interventions that reverse agi

39 ning and memory, neuroendocrine responses to psychological stress, and regional volumes of gray and w

40 valuated retention of < 20 teeth, behaviors, psychological stress, and sociodemographic characteristi

41 ote neuroendocrine activation in response to psychological stress.Anti-dopamine-beta-hydroxylase anti

42 arge increases in blood pressure (BP) during psychological stress are at risk for developing essentia

43 However, the role of psychological stress as a risk factor for life-threateni

44 inforcement learning in the context of acute psychological stress, as well as future appraisal of str

45 ption, dietary and nutritional concerns, and psychological stress associated with the disease and its

46 The relation between psychological stress at work and menstrual function was

47 ephone interview collected information about psychological stress at work as well as other occupation

48 Here we provide evidence that psychological stress--both perceived stress and chronici

49 Various biomarkers have been affected by psychological stress, but cortisol "a steroid hormone" i

50 length has been associated with dementia and psychological stress, but its relationship with human br

51 cycle of Tc and brief hyperthermia following psychological stress (cage-exchange stress and buddy-rem

52 Psychological stress can affect airway inflammatory resp

53 It is now well established that psychological stress can downregulate the cellular immun

54 Psychological stress can lead to asthma exacerbations in

55 Emotional trauma and psychological stress can precipitate cardiac arrhythmia

56 Brief psychological stress can trigger increased stimulated mo

57 This study evaluated the effects of acute psychological stress (cat exposure) in adult male rats o

58 we demonstrate that a period of early-life "psychological" stress causes late-onset, selective deter

59 The fall seems plausibly explained by psychological stress causing pregnant women disproportio

60 and at 2 times following a laboratory-based psychological stress challenge in 128 participants (64 p

61 Laboratory-based psychological stress challenge.

62 rol the elimination of urine or stool causes psychological stress, complicates medical illnesses and

63 These data provide insight as to how psychological stress contributes to hypertension.

64 Psychological stress contributes to the onset and exacer

65 of the JCI, Aberg and colleagues report that psychological stress disrupts the skin's antimicrobial b

66 Psychological stress during pregnancy increases the risk

67 illness during childhood, causing increased psychological stress during the formative years.

68 V, ie, "apical ballooning"; and (4) profound psychological stress (eg, death of relatives, domestic a

69 Protracted psychological stress elevates circulating glucocorticoid

70 Psychological stress elicits measurable changes in sympa

71 examine whether exposure to emotional and/or psychological stress (ES) mediates depression-related ou

72 Thus, the psychological stress experienced by the rats in response

73 Most research on the effects of severe psychological stress has focused on stress-related psych

74 ng, these data suggest a possible mechanism: psychological stress has measurable effects on proinflam

75 urons, predominantly C1 cells, by somatic or psychological stresses has the potential to increase the

76 Different types of psychological stress have been found to be associated wi

77 e reviewed, including cultural expectations, psychological stress, hunger, dyspepsia, micronutrient d

78 d indicate the potential benefit of reducing psychological stress in designing more effective therapi

79 cortisol at levels seen during physical and psychological stress in humans can inhibit memory perfor

80 concentrations associated with physical and psychological stress in humans can-similar to pharmacolo

81 eal that CNS substance P responds acutely to psychological stress in humans.

82 f the physiological response to emotional or psychological stress in mammals.

83 The potential role of psychological stress in pancreatic cancer has rarely bee

84 broad role in the physiological responses to psychological stress in primates and that a CRH type 1 r

85 duction of TNFalpha did not change following psychological stress in RA patients taking TNFalpha anta

86 iatal hypersensitivity in response to a mild psychological stress in rMDD, as manifested by hyperacti

87 Management of psychological stress in the dental office may help maint

88 potential change in self-reported levels of psychological stress in the Icelandic population as a re

89 Because psychological stress increases salivary catecholamines a

90 Epidemiological studies reveal that psychological stress increases sudden death, as well as

91 Observational studies have suggested that psychological stress increases the incidence of sudden c

92 The results show that our task induced psychological stress independent of cognitive load.

93 Acute psychological stress induced by academic exams is associ

94 alth registers to investigate whether severe psychological stress induced by the death of a child was

95 The systemic elevation of psychological stress-induced glucocorticoids strongly su

96 r is involved in the circadian rise in Tc or psychological stress-induced hyperthermia in mice.

97 that NTS catecholaminergic neurons attenuate psychological stress-induced increases in blood pressure

98 ether corticosterone plays a role in chronic psychological stress-induced visceral hyperalgesia.

99 r results provide neuroimaging evidence that psychological stress induces negative emotion and vigila

100 Psychological stress is a proposed risk factor for cardi

101 Psychological stress is a public health issue even in ch

102 Psychological stress is a significant risk factor for hy

103 To test if its inhibition by psychological stress is also mediated by the vHF, we con

104 ingle recurring illness that is unrelated to psychological stress is apparent.

105 Chronic psychological stress is associated with accelerated agin

106 Acute psychological stress is associated with an abrupt increa

107 Psychological stress is associated with an increased ris

108 Psychological stress is associated with immunosuppressio

109 Chronic psychological stress is associated with visceral hyperal

110 Psychological stress is believed to exacerbate inflammat

111 Psychological stress is commonly thought to increase the

112 r (LV) systolic dysfunction and triggered by psychological stress is emerging, with reports largely c

113 the most robust evidence to date, that prior psychological stress is harmful to women in early pregna

114 t of OPN in responding to other physical and psychological stress is largely unexplored.

115 Psychological stress is one commonly considered risk fac

116 Psychological stress is thought to aggravate disease act

117 Psychological stress is thought to contribute to reactiv

118 further compromise barrier function, such as psychological stress, low ambient humidity, or high-pH s

119 Conversely, psychological stress may also induce aging-like sensitiz

120 To discover the mechanisms through which psychological stress may alter stroke outcome, we modele

121 ble, our findings provide some evidence that psychological stress may be associated with pancreatic c

122 Young adults who show a large BP response to psychological stress may be at risk for hypertension as

123 d/or dysfunction in response to emotional or psychological stress may constitute a trait vulnerabilit

124 This supports the hypothesis that psychological stress may contribute to an imbalance in t

125 The findings indicate that psychological stress may have increased following the ec

126 us work has suggested that the experience of psychological stress may influence physical attractivene

127 ng that specific "triggers," such as intense psychological stress, may precipitate myocardial infarct

128 ery 10 min over a 24-h period, during a mild psychological stress (noise) and following an immunologi

129 y abolish the potentially negative impact of psychological stress on clinical outcomes.

130 al studies that have examined the effects of psychological stress on OXS, discuss the stress-perpetua

131 ovide novel insights into dynamic effects of psychological stress on TMD pain, highlighting that effe

132 Behavior and psychological stress only modestly attenuated socio-econ

133 t) I/DD have long reported greater levels of psychological stress, only recently have parental physic

134 ncer patients often have increased levels of psychological stress or anxiety, but the molecular mecha

135 igher in women with a history of exposure to psychological stress (OR 1.42, 95% CI 1.19-1.70).

136 se (OR: 5.5 [1.1-26.2]; P = .03), and recent psychological stress (OR: 15.3 [4.1-54.5]; P < .001) wer

137 We tested whether BP changes during psychological stress predict incident hypertension in yo

138 When measured once, psychological stress predicts development of painful tem

139 e that modulates the response to physical or psychological stress, predicts instability in financial

140 ng an integration of cellular, systemic, and psychological stress processes potentially relevant to h

141 ings support the interpretation that chronic psychological stress produces hippocampal-dependent cogn

142 ity suggests that acute restraint, a form of psychological stress, produces hyperalgesia for a level

143 ogical studies strongly suggest that chronic psychological stress promotes tumorigenesis.

144 of defense against microbial infection, and psychological stress (PS) has been shown to have adverse

145 Acute psychological stress (PS) mobilizes metabolic responses

146 ce, food insecurity, infectious disease, and psychological stress related to the child's rearing envi

147 Psychological stress-related processes are thought to co

148 markers also had evidence for involvement in psychological stress response, and 19% for involvement i

149 der, integrative role for the hormone in the psychological stress response.

150 y), and to a lesser degree the endocrine and psychological stress response.

151 AP-PAC1 receptor pathway has a role in human psychological stress responses, such as post-traumatic s

152 agon (PPG) gene, activates both physical and psychological stress responses.

153 frequent infections, exhaustion, and intense psychological stress seems not to have increased suscept

154 Children from families with high psychological stress showed a low spontaneous immune act

155 ults provide insights into the mechanisms of psychological stress signaling in therapy-resistant canc

156 ry, hematologic, and body mass correlates of psychological stress suggested that, although sedation i

157 many inflammatory disorders, is affected by psychological stress, suggesting that reciprocal modulat

158 A validated mild psychological stress task involving viewing of negative

159 Participants underwent bicycle exercise and psychological stress testing with radionuclide imaging.

160 Women perceive greater psychological stress than men at baseline, which partial

161 omen with and without history of exposure to psychological stress (the only exposure considered).

162 ses, which are both a clinical problem and a psychological stress to the families involved.

163 The experience of psychological stress triggers neuroendocrine, inflammato

164 ioral and biochemical effect of induction of psychological stress using a modified version of the res

165 In this study, psychological stress was based on a composite measure of

166 Acute psychological stress was directly related to symptoms of

167 festyle related issues are the main cause of psychological stress, which contributes to health dispar

168 Recent work has linked psychological stress with premature cellular aging as in