We all deal with stress, but studies consistently show women tend to report higher levels of stress than men. One reason, ...

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April is Stress Awareness Month—and for many women, the pressure to “do it all” can take a serious toll. From work and family ...

"Others supplements provide adaptogenic mushrooms such as reishi or herbs such as ashwagandha which help to support the body ...

There's definitely a connection between stress and hair loss. Here, learn about the condition of stress-shedding called telogen effluvium, plus what a dermatologist and trichologist say you should do ...

Like hair loss, the higher amount of stress women are feeling compared to men occurred at all age levels: 17% of Gen Z women are experiencing more stress vs. 14% of Gen Z men; 26% of Millennial women ...

A new study of people age 19 to 49 found chronic stress can increase a young woman’s risk of stroke. And even moderate stress increases risk of stroke by 78% in women - but not in men.

men (23% of women vs. 16% of men). Hers asked several questions about health in this survey and, other than hair loss, stress was the only significant difference between women's and men's health.