Interactions among multiple stressors—such as temperature rise, pollution, habitat alteration and acidification—shape ecosystem structure and function in complex, often non-linear ways. When two or ...

New research reveals the one workplace stressor doing more damage than too much work and conflicting demands combined ...

Situational depression refers to symptoms of depression that occur for a short time and after facing a significant stressor that has overwhelmed your ability to cope. It’s formally known as adjustment ...

Individual reactions to traumatic stress vary dramatically—from resilient to vulnerable, or from growth to disorder. Some symptoms that may appear after exposure to trauma include avoidance behaviors, ...

Americans of all backgrounds agree that money — or a lack of it — is the root of their stress. And they say the powers that be are responsible. Last month, a survey of over 1,300 people from the think ...

Organizations have spent years building systems to measure output. We look to new analytics tools that track employee productivity, revenue per square foot, absenteeism and attrition to tell us how we ...

Think about the last time you finished work feeling drained but couldn’t identify the source of the energy-zapping problem. No impossible deadlines. No unreasonable demands. Just a low-grade, ...

It’s hard to buck this trend. Money is the biggest source of stress for Americans, research shows. Indeed, a survey by Northwestern Mutual found that money was the dominant source of stress for 44% of ...