Stress and busyness are two distinct ways of operating in our culture that have become as routine as showering and sleeping. And yet, we often confuse the two. To be fair, they share similar ...

Cats and dogs can experience stress and anxiety, but sometimes it's tough to detect. Excessive yawning and shedding are potential signs of stress in dogs. Cats who have accidents outside of their ...

Americans are stressed; that much is clear. But a new study from WalletHub shows that stress levels vary widely depending on where people live. The study compared 182 U.S. cities across 39 key metrics ...

It's a common refrain: the world is more stressful, and humans are more stressed, than ever before. Commentators implicate a variety of causes: political instability, economic uncertainty, social ...

They don't have the energy for anything but the bare minimum. Chronic stress may feel like a fleeting sensation in the present moment, but for someone who doesn’t have the tools to de-stress or reduce ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr Margie Warrell emboldens people to live and lead more bravely. The term stress was first used by Dr. Hans Seyle in the 1930s to ...

This is the inaugural “One Thing Considered,” an occasional attempt by Megan Garber and Conor Friedersdorf to talk through cultural artifacts that tickled their brains. In this edition, the artifact ...

As debates rage across the country over whether schools should teach online or in person, students like Sean Vargas-Arcia have experienced the pros and cons of both. “I’m much happier in person,” said ...

What does a stressed plant sound like? A bit like bubble-wrap being popped. Researchers in Israel report in the journal Cell on March 30 that tomato and tobacco plants that are stressed—from ...