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Discover LudwigThe phrase "exacerbates stress" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing something that intensifies the feeling of stress, such as an intense work deadline or a difficult family situation. For example, you could say, "The looming deadline for the project exacerbated the team's stress."
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This culture, where teachers are cut out from policy decisions, has damaging consequences: not only do professionals feel undermined, but there is also a great deal of misinformation that exacerbates stress.
What's worse, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, three quarters of adults who report their stress or anxiety affects sleep also say sleep issues exacerbates stress and anxiety.
And then a bad night's sleep exacerbates stress the next day -- in fact, one study found that just 24 hours of sleep deprivation significantly ups the stress hormone levels in our body.
The authors noted that urbanization exacerbates stress exposure as well as social deprivation, and financial constraints thereby contributing to incidence of hypertension [ 41].
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Across time, repeated withdrawal episodes can result in a progressive neural adaptation (i.e., a process known as kindling) that makes the drinker more susceptible to anxiety and exacerbates stress-induced negative affect when alcohol intake stops (Breese et al. 2005).
Mr. Fitzsimmons said he's increasingly worried about the mental and physical health of high school students who feel their parents exacerbate stress rather than cushion it.
In dry forests where fire has not occurred for several decades, crown fires may result in high tree mortality, and the interaction of multiple disturbances and stressors will probably exacerbate stress complexes.
Volcker said in a recent speech that money market funds have exacerbated stress in the financial markets because they pulled back on short-term lending to European banks.
"While we are not education specialists, as pediatricians we do recognize dangerously unhealthy lifestyle patterns and habits that are known to exacerbate stress, anxiety, depression, and physical illness," they wrote.
This cough can produce or exacerbate stress incontinence by increasing urethral pressure.
118 In contrast, the same study showed that inhibition of autophagy exacerbated stress and abolished the anti-ER stress effects of rapamycin.
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