..., quality or safety. The publisher and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. 2022 Catecholamines Glucocorticoids Homeostasis Stress Stressors Stress...

...Claudia Kappes; Robert Stein; Antje Körner; Andreas Merkenschlager; Wieland Kiess Background: Obesity in childhood and adolescence remains a great global health challenge. Stress exposure during childhood and adolescence is associated with a higher risk for obesity, yet the linkage between stress...

... on the pathogenetic mechanisms and the clinical features of SARS-CoV-2 infection as well as on potential therapeutic strategies. Summary: The consequences of stress related to social isolation and anxiety generated by the pandemic on mental and physical health are collateral effects that are yet poorly investigated...

...Ioulia Kokka; George P. Chrousos; Christina Darviri; Flora Bacopoulou Adolescence is a period of stressful physiological and psychosocial changes. Exposure to chronic stress can cause specific structural and functional changes in an organism, which can be appraised objectively. Some...

...Diletta Maria Francesca Ingrosso; Marina Primavera; Sona Samvelyan; Veronica Maria Tagi; Francesco Chiarelli Evidence suggests that psychological and physical stress are relevant triggering factors for the onset of type 1 diabetes (T1D) and type 2 diabetes (T2D). The underlying mechanisms involve...

...Charikleia Stefanaki; George Paltoglou; George Mastorakos; George P. Chrousos Background: Chronic stress is a recognized risk factor for poor health, body composition disequilibrium, impaired mental health, and deterioration of quality of life. Chronic stress-related cortisol oversecretion...

...Paraskevi Kazakou; Nicolas C. Nicolaides; George P. Chrousos Background: Human organisms have to cope with a large number of external or internal stressful stimuli that threaten – or are perceived as threatening – their internal dynamic balance or homeostasis. To face these disturbing forces...

...Valeria Calcaterra; Hellas Cena; Annalisa de Silvestri; Riccardo Albertini; Mara De Amici; Mario Valenza; Gloria Pelizzo Background: Allostatic load (AL) is the cumulative physiological wear and tear that results from repeated efforts to adapt to stressors over time. The life stress response...

... in peripheral blood is not associated with that of catecholamines in response to the cold pressor test. 21 11 1996 6 05 1997 10 12 2008 Galanin Epinephrine Norepinephrine Stress Horm one R esearch G. Ceresinia A. Fabboa M. Freddia M. Maggioa N. Realib G. Trogliob G. Valentia a Chair...

..., serum CBG responded to dietary manipulation in these patients, with low fat feeding resulting in higher serum CBG concentrations and lower serum-free cortisol values. This finding suggests that during severe stress, CBG may be important in regulating the amount of cortisol reaching target tissues...

... controls, suggest an appropriate response to stress. Fullterm and preterm babies with no problem were found to have a free running rhythm in serum cortisol levels during the first 4 weeks of life. 18 05 1993 28 09 1993 5 12 2008 © 1993 S. Karger AG, Basel 1993 Copyright / Drug...

...C.A. Stratakis; P.W. Gold; G.P. Chrousos A stressor above a threshold magnitude, or multiple stressors applied simultaneously, cause an organism to alter its behaviour and physiology, with the aim of maintaining homeostasis. The adaptive changes that occur are coordinated and mediated by the stress...

... of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis. Coexistence High-performance liquid chromatography Neuropeptides Radioimmunoassay Stress © 1991 S. Karger AG, Basel 1991 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be translated into other languages...

... stress on the secretion of cortisol during the procedure of LHRH tests. Novelty and subjective mood states appear to have predictive values with regard to stress-induced endocrine reactions. Serum cortisol Salivary cortisol Stress LHRH test 3 04 1989 14 09 1989 2 12 2008 ©...

...-immunity are still questioned, the classical viral infection being scarcely demonstrated. Clinical observation registers frequent stressful life events just before the onset of these diseases, but there are few convincing data in the literature. The recent findings on the close relations between the immune...

...S. Balabanova; J. Hartmann; U. Töllner; R. Nowak; U.-C. Kirkpatrick The acute effect of stress on the plasma and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) immuno-reactive parathyroid hormone (PTH) response was studied in 6 merino sheep. Stress was exerted by weak periodical electric square waves (PESW...

.... Human growth hormone Glucose Lactate Stress Electroconvulsive therapy Hormone Res. 6: 65-70 (1975) Effect of Electroconvulsive Therapy without Anticonvulsive Premedication on Serum Growth Hormone in Man Milan Vigas, N ad a Stowasserova, Stefan Nemeth and Jana Jurcovicova Institute of Experimental...

... and clinical conditions in a Thyroid hormone binding protein variety of animals, including man. Despite conflict­ Stress ing reports and some areas of controversy, the data does permit a synthesis of the major pathophysiology of thyroid events during infection. Although the participation of the thyroid gland...

... was slightly lower than the one of the early morning in resting conditions; this could be ascribed to the pronounced midday drop of plasma corticoids, characteristic of the circadian cortisol variation. This could counteract the moderate corticoadrenal stimulation caused by the noise stress. The blood pressure...

..., sexual excitement in males and milking caused the largest increases in plasma concentration. Oxytocin injections and mild stress caused significant but smaller increases in plasma prolactin sometimes seen as a rise in jugular vein concentrations only. Plasma prolactin fell on fasting and after insulin...