abstract background : occupational stress is a recognized problem in health care workers .nursing has been identified as an occupation that has high levels of stress. this study aimed to investigate the sources of job stress and the adopted coping strategies of nurses who were working in accident and emergency department. methods : in this descriptive survey ninety emergency ward nurses from th...

background : periodontal disease is a common oral disease, which oxidative stress plays an important role in its pathogenesis. the onset and progress of this disease is influenced by balance between oral biofilm and host response. regarding with the role of oxidative stress in the pathogenesis of periodontal disease and reduction of total antioxidant capacity in patients with periodontal diseas...

the sucrose non-fermenting 1-related protein kinase 2 (snrk2) family members are plant unique serine/threonine kinases which play a key role in cellular signaling in response to abiotic stresses. the three snrk2 members including srk2d, srk2i and srk2e are known to phosphorylate major abscisic acid (aba) responsive transcription factors, abf2 and abf4, involved in an aba-dependent stress signal...

In psychiatric diseases such as mood disorders or schizophrenia, the inflammatory response system is activated. Microglia has gradually emerged as a key interface between stress-related signals and neuroimnune consequences of stress, with stressors leading to elevated microglial activity.

s | 9 (DLPFC) and emotional modulation (DmPFC) during stress may explain increased anxiety in AUD patients. To conclude, this study suggests that hypoactive response to stress and altered connectivity in key emotion regulatory regions may underlie greater stress-related impulse control problems in alcoholism. (Supported by R01-AA013892, K08-AA023545-01).

s | 9 (DLPFC) and emotional modulation (DmPFC) during stress may explain increased anxiety in AUD patients. To conclude, this study suggests that hypoactive response to stress and altered connectivity in key emotion regulatory regions may underlie greater stress-related impulse control problems in alcoholism. (Supported by R01-AA013892, K08-AA023545-01).

s | 9 (DLPFC) and emotional modulation (DmPFC) during stress may explain increased anxiety in AUD patients. To conclude, this study suggests that hypoactive response to stress and altered connectivity in key emotion regulatory regions may underlie greater stress-related impulse control problems in alcoholism. (Supported by R01-AA013892, K08-AA023545-01).

Some people seem to be able to withstand the ravages of stress better than others can. Why? Because a number of moderator variables can reduce the impact of stress on physical and mental health. To shed light on differences in how well people tolerate stress, we'll look at five key moderator variables: social support, hardiness, optimism, sensation seeking, and autonomic reactivity. As you'll s...

glutathione, considered to be the master antioxidant (ao), is the most-important redox regulator that controls in therapeutic considerations for the adjunctive use of glutathione in management of periodontitis, in limiting the tissue damage associated with oxidative stress, and enhancing wound healing cannot beunderestimated, but need to be evaluated further through multi-centered randomized co...