Word: stressful
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Although the new co-presidents said they will also emphasize social activities and culture in Japan, much of the discussion concerned the proposed forum. Hatano said this forum--whose structure is still undefined--would "stress equal footing for all Asian organizations...
...times a year every year in search of any relevant information. Last month the NIH held its first scientific conference to evaluate the mounting evidence. So far, success in fighting HIV does not appear to be closely linked to good diets, the lack of drug use or stress or the absence of other sexually transmitted diseases. Finding no simple patterns, researchers are zeroing in on the men's individual immune responses, even searching through their genetic makeups for the reasons behind their special status. Thanks to advances that have been made in molecular biology and immunology since the start...
Cheng spanked Hilary Debs, 6-2, 6-1 and said that the stress fracture in her left foot that had kept her from playing earlier this year, gave her no problems yesterday. Hatch also won her match handily...
...most obvious effects of downsizing is that the employees who survive are forced to work longer and harder. In February the manufacturing workweek stretched to 41.5 hours, the longest in 27 years. The resulting increase in stress leads to discontent, lowers creativity and undermines corporate loyalty. A study by the American Management Association last year showed that of more than 500 firms surveyed that had cut jobs since 1987, more than 75% reported that employee morale had collapsed. Indeed, two-thirds of the companies showed no increase in efficiency at all and less than half saw any improvement in profits...
Barber: Don't bet on it. A new study at the Mayo Clinic has failed to show any relationship between hostility and heart disease. Nervousness, though ... well, the latest thinking is that emotional stress is not so good...