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A zombie-shooting VR game is teaching police officers to control their heart rate under pressure, with results showing 35% better stress management in real scenarios. The breakthrough training is already rolling out across police academies.
Nearly half of all parents say their daily stress feels completely overwhelming, but psychologists have identified five simple strategies that calmer families use differently. These research-backed approaches help parents manage tension while teaching kids healthy emotional habits.
Healthcare workers treating patients with lifestyle medicine report feeling less burned out and more fulfilled at work. A new study shows that helping patients improve their health through diet, exercise, and stress management is restoring joy to medical practice.
Improv comedy isn't just for laughs anymore. Research now shows that simple improv techniques can actually rewire how our brains handle stress, anxiety, and daily chaos.
When life feels unpredictable, these five books offer something better than quick answers: they teach you how to think with steadiness, respond with intention, and find clarity even when certainty isn't possible.
Scientists at UC Irvine created a wearable device that measures stress through both sweat hormones and vital signs, offering the most accurate stress picture yet. The wireless wristband could help millions struggling with overwhelming stress finally get the objective monitoring they need.
Experts reveal easy, science-backed techniques to quiet your anxious mind when headlines trigger stress. These methods work immediately and require no special equipment.
More than 250 lymphoma survivors will learn stress management and coping techniques through a groundbreaking national trial. The free virtual program treats resilience as a teachable skill, not something you're born with.
Researchers discovered how tiny molecules called microRNAs naturally reduce stress in our bodies and could lead to new treatments for anxiety and age-related diseases. The breakthrough offers hope for millions struggling with stress-induced health problems.
A simple psychology principle could transform hard days into joyful ones by shifting focus from what happens to you to how you respond. The 90-10 rule says only 10% of life is what happens, while 90% is your reaction.