stress

Three Louisiana cities appear to be suffering from high anxiety if you can believe the results of a recent Internet survey.

What are your top workplace annoyances?

If you've found yourself fighting with your significant other even over the subject of why you fight, you can take that argument off the list: neither of you are to blame.

The surf may be up in Hawaii, but blood pressure definitely isn’t.

One would think a perk of working at a stress ball warehouse is that you always have something to grab if you're feeling overwhelmed and need to channel that energy.

In this week's edition of Wellness Wednesday, Dr. Kevin explained the impact of stress and the importance of proper adrenal function.

Want to learn how to reduce stress in your life? Read about an easy 5-step process to achieve enlightenment, or at least some peace of mind.

It might be easy to blame your boss for all the work-related stress and high anxiety coursing through your veins, but a new study suggests that you might want to start pointing the finger at your family instead. Well, sort of. Scientists have found that genetics play a significant role in how you react to your work environment.

Stressed out about your job? You’re not alone. A new survey of US employees finds nearly three-quarters of them experience at least one of a variety of workplace-related worries.

Having trouble getting things done at work or staying focused on the task at hand? Fire up your iPod.

For all of you guys who like big butts and you don’t know why, new research suggests that you are probably just stressed out.

Moms who make their kids the center of their worlds to the detriment of everything else may think they’re better parents, but a new study finds they may be setting themselves up for a major bout of depression.

If you feel older than your years, maybe your job is to blame. New research proves stress at work could actually make your cells age at an accelerated rate.

More than 75% of the people who took part in the new Bubble Wrap ‘Pop’ Poll reported their stress levels are up. Those responding said that they believe it would be easier to wipe out the National Debt than to erase all the stress from their lives...

I don't find myself stressed too often (I've had people tell me "You couldn't care less, could you?").  Well actually, I do care, it's just that I don't always let it adversely affect me.

The other day I was in my Doctor's office and there was a poster on the wall that asked, "Tired?  Stressed out?  Fatigued?"  And I thought to myself...YES!

If you're looking for less stress in your life, become an Audiologist- not a Commercial Airline Pilot. CareerCast.com puts those jobs at the top of their list of the "Lowest and Highest Stress Professions." But don't assume all health care careers are easy on the nerves!

I Knew It! (Health.com) -- Listening to your favorite tunes or funny jokes could lower your blood pressure, perhaps even as much as cutting salt from your diet or dropping 10 pounds, according to the preliminary results of a small study presented Friday at American Heart Association meeting in Atlanta.