Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and morbidity occur in most countries in the modern
world, and are of major concern to public health authorities [1, 2]. Research on socio …

The present paper gives a review of diary methods in clinical psychology and
psychotherapy. After a brief discussion of the history and the development of the diary …

Socioeconomic status (SES) differences in cardiovascular and metabolic disease risk may
be mediated in part by differential activation of neuroendocrine pathways. We have …

This book has evolved in response to my MSc students' pleas over the last 10 years for an
all-encompassing text, addressing the syllabus requirements for the Level 1 Knowledge …

Objective Work stress contributes to risk of coronary heart disease and hypertension. This
study tested the influence of job control on ambulatory blood pressure, and ratings of …

The “wearability” of wearable technology addresses the factors that affect the degree of
comfort the wearer experiences while wearing a device, including physical, psychological …

Objective: Chronic psychosocial stress has been associated cross-sectionally with
ambulatory blood pressure and with salivary cortisol, but there have been few longitudinal …

The influence of stress on ambulatory blood pressure monitored over the working day, and
the potential buffering effect of social support, was assessed in 104 school teachers (37 men …

This study assessed the influence of work social support on self-monitored heart rate, blood
pressure, and salivary cortisol recorded on 3 work days and 2 leisure days from 61 nurses …

The aim of this study was to examine the response of the autonomic nervous system in
younger (mean age 31yrs, n= 14) and older (mean age 54yrs, n= 14) healthy female …