Medicine What is stress? ~ Tips for how to live that suits you Nagoya City University Books 13 volumes / Nagoya City University

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Medicine
[Introduction to Contents]
We take a multi-faceted approach to stress that modern people cannot avoid. We focus not only on the causes and body reactions, but also on the positive aspects of stress and introduce ways to deal with and solve it.
[Contents]
Knowing about stress and getting along well with it / Hideki Hida, Professor of Cranial Nerve Physiology, Graduate School of Medicine, Nagoya City University
1 How the body reacts to stress / Hideki Hida, Professor of Cranial Nerve Physiology, Graduate School of Medicine
2 Talk about the stresses felt by cells / Hidetoshi Hayashi, Professor of Cellular Information Science, Graduate School of Medicine
3 Stress and Stomach Diseases / Eiji Kubota, Associate Professor of Endoscopic Medical Center, Graduate School of Medicine
4 Do you want to tell you about "I can't sleep"? Knowledge of sleep for a sound sleep / Takuya Oguri, Director of Cranial Nerve Medicine, Tosei General Hospital
5 Enuresis and stress / Professor Katsuo Ikuta, Director of Ikuta Women's Clinic
6 Diseases related to stress : Depressive disorders / Lungnan Isak Fangas Akechi, Professor of Psychiatry, Cognition, and Behavioral Medicine, Graduate School of Medicine
7 Stress and amenorrhea / former Professor of Nursing, Graduate School of Medicine
8 Stress and diabetes are inextricably linked / Associate Professor Tomohiro Tanaka, Associate Professor of Gastroenterology and Metabolism, Graduate School of Medicine
9 Vertigo caused by stress / Associate Professor of Gastroenterology and Metabolism, Graduate School of Medicine
10 cognitive therapy and adaptive thinking - Ideas that are not bound by stress / Professor Kayoko Kabaya, East Medical Center of Nephrology and urology, Graduate School of Medicine
6 Diseases related to stress : Depressive disorders / Professor of Psychiatry, Cognition Takaishi physiatrist