Sentence examples for stress exacerbated from inspiring English sources

The divorce was "ugly," she said, and the stress exacerbated her multiple sclerosis.

We have discussed a recent extension of our animal model of PTSD in which stress exacerbated coronary pathology following an ischemic event, assessed in vitro.

For many women, myself included, this is how postnatal depression (PND) starts, as repressed trauma and sustained stress, exacerbated by guilt and shame, jolt to the surface and pull you into a dark hole.

A woman who killed herself last year, leaving a note in which she blamed her death on financial stress exacerbated by the bedroom tax, would have been exempt and eligible for a housing benefit refund were she still alive, it has emerged.

Hyperglycemia, the principal manifestation of all types of diabetes, results in perturbations in cellular metabolism, oxidative stress, exacerbated inflammation, and AGE-modified proteins that culminate in tissue damage, cardiac dysfunction, and impaired wound healing responses [ 34– 42].

In that study, the IL-6 response to infection was temporally related to both symptoms and mucus production, suggesting that IL-6 was a major mechanism through which stress exacerbated respiratory illness symptoms (Cohen et al., 1999b).

Any mental-health professional could testify that stress exacerbates mental problems.

Sleep, intense concentration, and physical exertion tend to suppress the symptoms, while stress exacerbates them.

Steinbehrens, B., Mattson, M. P., Chang, I., Yeh, M. & Sapolsky, R. Stress exacerbates neuron loss and cytoskeletal pathology in the hippocampus.

Background & Aims: Most patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) report that stress exacerbates their symptoms, yet mechanisms underlying this association remain unknown.

Previous research has shown that chronic restraint stress exacerbates Theiler's virus infection, a murine model for CNS inflammation and multiple sclerosis.