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Chronic stress

Cutting-edge research has uncovered how chronic stress disrupts the balance of gut microbiota to speed up the progression of colorectal cancer (CRC), opening new avenues for CRC prevention and treatment.

Chronic Stress Linked to Accelerated Colorectal Cancer Progression Through Gut Microbiota Disruption

A conceptual illustration depicting the brain and gut connected by a beam of light, symbolizing the application of photobiomodulation to the gut-brain axis.

Innovative Light Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Neurological Disorders

Stress, via inflammation, is linked to metabolic syndrome

Woman in bed

How bright-light treatment improves sleep in stressed mice

It’s not just humans: City life is stressful for coyotes, too

Xin-Yun Lu, MD, PhD, (center) with Graduate Student Kirstyn Denney (left) and Postdoctoral Fellow Yuting Chen, PhD, both coauthors on the new paper

When chronic stress activates these neurons, behavioral problems like loss of pleasure, depression result

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