Abstract Backgrounds and Objectives: Stress-induced increase in heart-rate and blood
pressure is termed cardiovascular reactivity (CVR). Various studies are designed to monitor …

Background: It has been proposed that increased physiological responses (ie,
cardiovascular reactivity) to a stressor or stressors may increase the risk of developing …

Although laboratory stressor tests have been applied as a preliminary protocol in some
cardiovascular studies, there is a lack of data comparing the pressor and chronotropic …

Introduction-Stress involves alteration in behavior, autonomic function and the secretion of
several hormones such as cortisol, corticosterone, and adrenal catecholamines [1]. Material …

Background: Cardiovascular reactivity (CVR) is an increase in heart rate and blood pressure
when exposed to stress. Increased CVR due to stress is an indicator of developing …

Background: Exaggerated cardiovascular reactivity to stressful stimuli is a risk factor for the
development of hypertension. The genetic influence on blood pressure (BP) reactivity to …

Abstract Background and Objectives: Low blood glucose levels have been associated with a
hostile behaviour. The individuals who show aggressiveness and hostility are more likely to …

Materials and methods: This comparative study was conducted in physiology department of
Teerthanker Mahaveer medical college and research center, Moradabad. The research …

BACKGROUND: Epidemiological studies have shown significant ethnic differences in
coronary heart disease death rates with South Asians showing significantly greater coronary …

Stress is a condition that disrupts or threatens to disrupt homeostasis. Stress may be
physical or mental. Physical stress includes exercise (isometric or isotonic), pain …