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Young people can better understand their own feelings when they respond to surveys about their mood multiple[...]
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This paper shows that long-term stress hormones in scalp hair are higher in people who are suffering[...]
At this year’s International Student Congress of (bio)Medical Sciences (ISCOMS), held in Groningen, UMCG’s Stress in Action[...]