origins. This paper analyzes one factor at a critical stage of human development: exposure to maternal stress from family … severe stress; the decrease in consumption of prescription drugs treating depression alone can be valued at nearly $ 1 … billion. More generally, our results point to in utero stress exposure as a potential cause of the rising incidence of several …

origins. This paper analyzes one factor at a critical stage of human development: exposure to maternal stress from family … severe stress; the decrease in consumption of prescription drugs treating depression alone can be valued at nearly $1 billion …. More generally, our results point to in utero stress exposure as a potential cause of the rising incidence of several …

households experienced a debt-servicing burden related to stress and stigma via bankruptcy. Also, the study unveils that …

against the harmful effect of stress on happiness? Moreover, do gender and religious affiliation modify these associations … women and only for Protestants. In addition, an interaction effect between religious attendance and stress is observed for … women only; the negative association between stress and happiness is weakened among those women who report more frequent …