Stress may feel uncomfortable, but it’s an important trait that helps us respond to challenges and maintain our internal homeostasis – our internal state. (Photo: iStock) Everyone can spot the telltale signs of stress – a racing heartbeat, sweaty palms, rapid breathing, anxiousness, irritability and rushed mistakes – but what happens in our brain and body when our stress response is activated? That’s what Dr. Jaideep Bains, Senior Scientist and Director of UHN’s Krembil Research Institute, is trying to find out. By understanding the effects of stress on the brain, he hopes to develop behavioural and pharmacological therapies to help mitigate its effects. Here’s what he’s learned so f
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