Applying Neurobiological Insights on Stress to Foster Resilience Across Life Stages
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Leading stress researchers explain how stress acts on the brain and body across life, from early adversity and allostatic load to sex differences, parenthood and the effects of trauma on the heart. A recent, readable summary of the neuroscience of stress and resilience.
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