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Men and women react differently under pressure, Susan Gaidos reported in "He stress, she stress" (SN: 1/23/16, p. 18). Scientists are studying the genetic and cellular underpinnings of stress responses to try to understand why some stress-related disorders, including depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder, are more common in women than men. Several online readers drew attention to a chart accompanying the story that showed higher prevalence of alcohol and drug abuse in men compared with women. Stress-related disorders that disproportionately affect men also need explaining, they agreed. "We respond differently (on average) to stress," wrote Owen Okie, "but responses can be hidden behind coping mechanisms - addiction or gambling, or violence, or so on."
机译:苏珊·盖多斯(Susan Gaidos)在“他在压力下,她在压力下”(SN:1/23/16,第18页)中报道,男人和女人在压力下的反应不同。科学家们正在研究压力反应的遗传和细胞基础,以试图理解为什么某些压力相关疾病(包括抑郁症,焦虑症和创伤后应激障碍)在女性中比男性更常见。几位在线读者提请注意该故事所附的图表,该图表表明,与女性相比,男性酗酒和吸毒的患病率更高。他们同意,与压力成比例地影响男性的疾病也需要解释。 Owen Okie写道:“平均而言,我们对压力的反应不同,但反应可以隐藏在应对机制(成瘾,赌博或暴力等)的背后。”

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    《Science news》 |2016年第6期|31-31|共1页
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