Stress is a universal experience. Whether from school, family, friends or life, it’s a regular part of being human. Despite overstimulation and doomscrolling becoming normalized, it’s worth noting ...

From sudden breakouts to puffy eyes and mystery flare-ups, stress leaves a calling card all across your face. When your system is sounding the alarm and saying, “I’m giving it all she’s got, cap’n,” ...

The average American feels like their head is spinning 156 times a year from stress, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults found that these stress headaches break down to three times a ...

We all know stress messes with our heads, but did you know it can also wreak havoc on our bodies? Say hello to cortisol, the hormone released when stress hits, triggering that familiar “fight, flight ...

No. Your high stress levels cannot cause you to get cancer. The National Cancer Institute notes that while stress cannot directly cause cancer, it may lead to health problems that indirectly increase ...