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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is one of the most disabling psychiatric conditions. People who suffer from it often relive the...

An editorial from Lynne Peeples published in Nature discusses how understanding and managing stress through personalized, science-backed methods is crucial for mitigating its detrimental health effects and fostering resilience in an increasingly stressful world.

Child maltreatment leaves deep marks not only emotionally but also biologically. In a new study published in PLOS One, a Japanese research team examined children aged 4–6

Stress experienced during the earliest stages of life can leave deep and lasting marks on the brain, negatively affecting memory, learning, and emotional regulation.

Androgens differentially modulate glucocorticoid effects on adipose tissue and lean mass

When the Boss Hurts: Workplace Bullying Leaves Marks on the Brain (and in the Blood)

Scientists discover key differences in male and female responses to stress in the brain

Pharmacological diacylglycerol lipase inhibition impairs contextual fear extinction in mice

A recent study published in Nature Aging, that was coordinated by Prof. Alessandro Bartolomucci member of Our Stress Network, reveals that chronic social stress can accelerate aging at the cellular level, particularly in the brain.

Dynamic brain connectivity and PTSD risk: a neural signature of vulnerability? A study published in  Nature Mental Health  investigated...

Recent research has uncovered a striking phenomenon: stress not only enhances the intensity of memories but can also distort them,...