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Mitochondrial-lipid droplets interaction in hepatocyte under lipotoxic stress. Primary mouse hepatocytes from a control mouse (A) and a MASH mouse (B) were ...
The adrenal glands produce a steroid chemical called cortisol (hydrocortisone) that helps the body respond to stress or illness. From the results of a ...
Causes of stress to the pelvic floor include: Pregnancy and vaginal childbirth. Being overweight or obese. Repeated heavy lifting. Straining when passing ...
In this animated video he shares how practicing daily gratitude can make your brain happier. Dr. Sood talks about stress and resiliency in this video clip and ...
"Undergoing first-time cardiac surgery is one of the most stressful events a patient can undergo, and many patients are anxious the morning of surgery. Recent ...
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They say unstructured play allows for proper development and relieves toxic stress. ... Good old-fashioned playtime not only helps children develop social skills, ...
Risk factors · Emotional stress. · Too much caffeine. · Heavy alcohol use, defined as more than 15 drinks a week for men and eight or more drinks a week for women.
These hormones control important body functions. They also help the body respond to stress. Addison's disease can cause salt loss from the body, and that may ...
The bouts are triggered by stress, sudden movement or being startled. They're often associated with muscle twitching. EA 2 involves longer bouts of ataxia ...
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