NCSA Researchers Adapt Geospatial Techniques to Study Cancer and Stress

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Stress can have a huge impact on your health. Everything from your mood to your blood pressure can be negatively impacted by high amounts of stress, but there could be other, deadlier consequences to chronic of stress. Scientists have been studying the possible link between stress and cancer for a long time. For some people, simply hearing the word cancer can cause stress and agitation. That’s just a small amount of stress. Imagine living in a home where you fear for your safety day in and day out.

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