The phrase "stress burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the weight or pressure of stress that someone is experiencing.
Example: "The constant demands of work and family life have created a significant stress burden on her mental health."
Alternatives: "stress load" or "pressure burden."
However, it is still unclear whether the administration of commercially available HSA that is largely oxidized, increases or decreases oxidative stress burden in critically ill patients [52].
Accumulating evidence suggests that copper, zinc, and iron homeostasis may become perturbed in Alzheimer's disease and could underlie an increased oxidative stress burden.
The threefold cardiovascular mortality risk incurred by patients with mania may be a consequence of an increased stress burden (lifestyle, excessive activity, short sleep, secondary substance abuse, etc).. Nonetheless, patients with mania in our study lived longer than those with bipolar disorders and depression, because fewer of them died by suicide, shown by the SMRs.
Stress is a necessary part of life, but any way that you can lessen your stress burden will help your health.
Thus, we hypothesized that proteasome activity might function as a defense mechanism coupled to the UPR for unfolded/misfolded protein degradation to reduce the ER stress burden [26].
Life in general contributes to the stress burden.
Comparatively shorter intervals between defects among Late/Final Jomon foragers from Coastal Honshu suggest elevated ecological stress burdens among this sample.
The lack of differences in average age-at-defect formation between geographic groups may reflect similar environmental stress burdens associated with this process.
This unique study design gave us the opportunity to analyse the same individuals throughout two points in time, with low and high stress burdens.
Such a concept supports the tenet that the shortened LTL in persons with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (5, 9– 12) is due to a protracted increase in the inflammatory and oxidative stress burdens (38, 39).
Section (1) consists of 46 items, covering 8 different concepts of stress, such as strain, burden, problems, etc.
