<span lang="EN-US">This study was conducted to identify whether the administrative workloads led stress level among novice principals in their new schools. In addition, we also explore are experiencing psychological and symptoms from issue. The data collection consisted of two major phases. first phase, questionnaires were administered 70 primary who just being appointed at It followed by...

Background: COVID-19 outbreak is likely to cause psychological problems, such as anxiety, depression, and stress; which may negatively influence one's glycemic control. The pandemic could increase the prevalence change in nature of diabetes among people living countries affected by it. aim this review clarify blurred areas types relationship between diabetes, psychiatric disorders, pandemic. Me...

In this video Q & A, we talk to George Chrousos about stress and its impact on chronic non-communicable disorders (NCDs) and early life development. Professor Chrousos also discusses the effects of psychological and economical stressors on health, and suggests ways in which we can learn to cope with stress.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of acute and chronic physical and psychological stressors on the induction of oxidative stress in male rat liver. Male Wistar rats were randomly divided into 3 groups as following: control, physical and psychological stress groups. Stress was induced by communication box for one (acute), fifteen and thirty (chronic) days. Once stressor periods en...

In this issue of Clinical Science, Steptoe et al. [1] report that acute psychological stress in humans (computerized colour-word interference task and mirror tracing) significantly increases the serum concentrations of interleukin-6 (IL-6) and the IL-1 receptor antagonist (IL-1Ra). IL-6 is a pleiotropic cytokine which is involved in T-cell activation, B-cell differentiation and the initiation o...

PURPOSE Individual responses to aerobic training vary from almost none to a 40% increase in aerobic fitness in healthy subjects. We hypothesized that the baseline self-rated mental stress may influence to the training response. METHODS The study population included 44 healthy sedentary subjects (22 women) and 14 controls. The laboratory controlled training period was 2 weeks, including five s...

OBJECTIVES To clarify the associations between psychosocial work stressors and mental ill health, a meta-analysis of psychosocial work stressors and common mental disorders was undertaken using longitudinal studies identified through a systematic literature review. METHODS The review used a standardized search strategy and strict inclusion and quality criteria in seven databases in 1994-2005....

Despite the numerous definition of stress, the meaning of stress could refer to the adaptive behavioral or mental responses willing to address the common life consequences of stressors, such as increased attention to perform a mentally demanding task. The stressor can be real or perceived, pleasant, or unpleasant (Woda et al., 2016). Permanent adaptation to normal daily stressors is needed, via...