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You may want to stay off the roads early next week: a new study shows that the risk of fatal car crashes goes up on tax day.
When you’re already plagued with relationship spats and financial woes, why is it that your immune system seems to abandon you too?
Natural disaster, violent crime and war are traumatic experiences for anyone to live through, yet some people recover quickly from these events while others struggle with lingering symptoms of PTSD. Why?
A study finds that your four-legged companion can be a great stress reliever at work and encourage better relationships with co-workers too
Her recent weight loss and frail appearance have fueled concerns about the actress’ mental state.
Feeling stressed by family and work woes? It could be taking a toll on both your brain and your body.
National Parks are havens for nature-lovers and those seeking some peace. But after the tragic shooting death of a Mt. Rainier ranger, many continue to question whether guns belong in the parks
Stress isn’t all bad. You need just the right amount of adversity in life to learn to cope with the troubles ahead.
When presidential candidate Rick Perry froze during a recent GOP debate — unable to remember the name of a government agency he wanted to eliminate — his brain was clearly under stress. Now new research helps explain why at moments of peak pressure, virtually all of us are vulnerable to similar failures, finding it harder [...]
In this week’s TIME cover story, available to subscribers here, we ask the question, Is anxiety really all that bad for you?
Tired of your mindless treadmill routine and all that running leading nowhere? Consider mixing up your fitness plan, with more and more gyms offering unique classes for workouts that are effective — and fun.
