In this paper, we review updated data on sex and gender differences in stress reactivity, concerning the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis, endocrinological dysfunction and vulnerability to major psychiatric disorders, in a stress-diathesis approach. Mainly schizophrenia and affective disorders are discussed, according to recent investigation, in terms of early determinants of stress reactivity, the interplay of genetic expression and gender role, their responsibility in biological modulation and their hypothetical contribution to explain gender differences in prevalence and clinical aspects of mental disorders
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
Chronic stress is encountered in our everyday life and is thought to contribute to a number of disea...
Although women and men differ in psychological and endocrine stress responses as well as prevalence ...
Although women and men differ in psychological and endocrine stress responses as well as prevalence ...
Although women and men differ in psychological and endocrine stress responses as well as prevalence ...
In this review, we describe the sex differences in prevalence, onset, symptom profiles and disease o...
Stress-related mood disorders, such as anxiety and depression, are the most common psychiatric condi...
Stress-related mood disorders, such as anxiety and depression, are the most common psychiatric condi...
In response to psychological and physiological stressors, metabolic systems of the human body change...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
Stress is known to have a significant impact on mental health. While gender differences can be found...
Stress can be a causative or exacerbating factor for many physical and psychiatric disorders. Severa...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
Chronic stress is encountered in our everyday life and is thought to contribute to a number of disea...
Although women and men differ in psychological and endocrine stress responses as well as prevalence ...
Although women and men differ in psychological and endocrine stress responses as well as prevalence ...
Although women and men differ in psychological and endocrine stress responses as well as prevalence ...
In this review, we describe the sex differences in prevalence, onset, symptom profiles and disease o...
Stress-related mood disorders, such as anxiety and depression, are the most common psychiatric condi...
Stress-related mood disorders, such as anxiety and depression, are the most common psychiatric condi...
In response to psychological and physiological stressors, metabolic systems of the human body change...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
Stress is known to have a significant impact on mental health. While gender differences can be found...
Stress can be a causative or exacerbating factor for many physical and psychiatric disorders. Severa...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
It seems that no matter where we look, stress exerts strong effects on the physiology and psychophys...
Chronic stress is encountered in our everyday life and is thought to contribute to a number of disea...