Repeated novel coronavirus media exposure may be linked to psychological distress
Earlier UCI studies found adverse health outcomes from heightened stress response
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Coping with the stress of COVID-19
Helpful tips for the quarantined, social distancers and parents
Media exposure to mass violence can fuel cycle of distress, 3-year longitudinal study shows
UCI researchers find that it can heighten people’s anxiety about and response to future events
Smartphones act as digital security blankets in stressful social situations
Possession, not use, of a mobile phone counteracts feelings of isolation, UCI-led study finds
UCI Center on Stress & Health awarded $6.3 million by National Institutes of Health
Funding will advance digital methods to alleviate pediatric surgery stress and pain
Gloria Mark gets grant to study workplace stress
Informatics professor Gloria Mark has been awarded a National Science Foundation Cyber-Human Systems grant to study methods of identifying and addressing workplace stress. The $1.2 million grant runs through July 2020 and will be shared with co-investigators Ricardo Gutierrez-Osuna of Texas A&M University and Ioannis Pavlidis of the University of Houston. Mark’s portion of the funding is $420,000. The […]
During crisis, exposure to conflicting information is linked to stress, UCI-led study finds
People who rely on social media encounter more rumors, report greater distress
UCI-SUNY research details how workplace stress contributes to cardiovascular disease
Study authors recommend policies to lessen stressful employment conditions
A third of the world's biggest groundwater basins are in distress
Irvine, Calif., June 16, 2015 – Two new studies led by UC Irvine using data from NASA Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment satellites show that human consumption is rapidly draining some of its largest groundwater basins, yet there is little to no accurate data about how much water remains in them. The result is that significant […]
UCI study finds link between acute stress response to disaster and previous exposure to traumatic events
Psychology & social behavior professor Roxane Cohen Silver’s work sheds light on human resilience after natural disasters and terrorist attacks. Her latest study, co-authored with doctoral graduate in psychology & social behavior Dana Garfin and associate professor of nursing science E. Alison Holman, examines the relationship between acute stress responses to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings […]