More New Research Highlights from SBSM Vancouver Meeting 2019
Under stress, visualizing a partner’s face lowers stress as much as having them there: Having a romantic partner beside you…
Read More“Glass Always Half Empty” Pessimists May Be Most Likely To Get High Blood Pressure
Contact: Laura Kubzansky, PhD For Release: March 7, 2019 Healthy people who are more optimistic are less likely than pessimists…
Read MoreWorking Through Emotional Trauma May Lead To A Longer Life for HIV Patients
Contact: Gail Ironson, MD, PhD For Release: March 7, 2019 Patients in the middle range of HIV illness who work…
Read MorePurpose in Life — An Overlooked Link For Why Religious People Live Longer
Contact: Alyssa Cheadle, PhD For Release: March 7, 2019 There’s strong evidence that religious people enjoy better health and live…
Read MoreBoys Heavily Hit By Depression Symptoms Most Likely To Be Smokers By Their 30s
Contact: Karen Matthews, PhD For Release: March 1, 2019 Boys who reported feeling the symptoms of depression most often when…
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February 2019 President’s Message
“Effective followers and effective leaders are often the same people playing different parts at different hours of the day”Robert Kelley,…
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January 2019 President’s Message
“Get the right people on the bus, the wrong people off the bus,and the right people in the right seats.”Jim…
Read MorePoor Match in Anger Styles May Shorten Spouses’ Lives
Contact: Kyle Bourassa, M.A. For Release: January 1, 2019 We have all seen married couples who look like stark opposites…
Read MoreMom’s Mental Health and Home Stimulation Influence Hispanic Children’s Risk for Obesity
Contact: Gwen Tindula, M.S. For Release: Immediately The urgent U.S. public health problem of childhood obesity takes a major toll…
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