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Stress and your body
Twenty-four lectures delivered by Professor Robert Sapolsky of Stanford University in which he explores the health effects of stress on the human body, why some individuals cope with stress better than others, what socioeconomic status has to do with stress and health, and various methods for managing stress.
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