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The stress concept in gastroenterology: from Selye to today

2017-12-19

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More than eighty years after Hans Selye (1907–1982) first developed a concept describing how different types of environmental stressors affect physiological functions and promote disease development (called the “general adaptation syndrome”) in 1936, we herein review advances in theoretical, mechanistic, and clinical knowledge in stress research, especially in the area of gastroenterology, and summarize progress a...

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Literature Corpus work: a141f73c-98c0-5aa0-94a5-8852c4e73f01
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.12435.1

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