A Utah psychologist is concerned about stress levels; Jane Blackwell notes that about half of Americans reported increased stress over the past five years, and about a third report that they live with extreme stress. She encourages people to examine the sources of stress in their lives, along with their physical and emotional impact. Her ...
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Researchers at the University of Utah's Brain Institute have found evidence that adolescent brains respond differently to food than adult brains do. In teenagers, food is associated with the activation of primitive reward systems in the cerebellum. In adults, food is related to activity in the frontal cortex, an area linked to planning, abstract thought, ...
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