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Wearable technology offers innovative ways to track and manage stress, leading to the rise of Wearable Stress[...]
From Monday 26th to Wednesday 28th of May, the Society of Ambulatory Assessment annual meeting 2025[...]
On March 27, the inaugural edition of StressConnect took place at the NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam,[...]
As we have completed the second year of Stress in Action, we are very proud to see[...]
On the 21st of March Stress in Action colleagues dr. Annelieke Roest, Nan Zhao and prof. dr.[...]
Artificial intelligence (AI) models can make highly accurate predictions, but understanding why they make certain decisions remains[...]
Depression can affect people’s cognitive functioning (it can slow down mental processing, impact memory and attention). With[...]
The brain works in cooperation with the peripheral nervous system (PNS) in maintaining homeostasis and responding to[...]
This paper describes the large heterogeneity of depression. The awareness that depression can be accompanied with immune[...]
Using heart rate to detect stressful moments in daily life is difficult, because physical activity and changes[...]
This review explores the link between stress and obesity. Chronic stress, often linked to high levels of[...]
This paper explores how chronic psychological and biological stress are related to appetite-regulating hormones in people with[...]