Psychological factors, occupational danger, biological vulnerability — all are possible factors in doctors' addictions.
Given their biological vulnerability, understanding the fate of these elasmobranchs is of management concern.
The remainder is still your environment and the interaction between genetics and your environment which means a lot can be done to counter this biological vulnerability".
The serotonin system and the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal (HPA) axis are involved in the biological vulnerability to suicidal behaviour.
Biological vulnerability for bipolar disorders (BD) in relatives of BD patients has not as yet been established.
Bipolar disorders (BD) have a strong genetic underpinning, yet no biological vulnerability markers for BD have been identified.
Dr. Poncin views the developmental course of children and adults as shaped by the interactions over time of biological vulnerability, individual psychology, family function, and the environment.
The multiple stresses of a troubled relationship are depressogenic, and the development of a mood disorder sets the stage for psychological and biological vulnerability.
The latter factors are often heavily compromised during university life and their combination with stress, peer pressure, a competitive environment and an underlying biological vulnerability can push people to the edge.
The main justifications for increasing the risk status of the Lilac-crowned Parrot are the reduction in geographic range due to extirpation or habitat loss, decline in populations throughout its distribution, the intrinsic biological vulnerability of the species, and the impact of human activities on wild populations (Renton and Salinas Melgoza 2002b).
The greater biological vulnerability and stronger natural selection in utero of male versus female fetuses during severe famine may result in a stronger selection effect among men than women, obscuring the deleterious impact of famine exposure on the risk of mental illness in men later in life.
