Word: stressed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...herpes simplex 1 virus lies dormant in nerve tissue until reactivated by any of a number of reasons--among them exposure to sun, stress, fever and colds...
...many of the interviews there was a revealing shift in emphasis as the discussions continued. At first those interviewed stressed the "fraternal" nature of the invasion-a generous Soviet response to a cry for help from a beleaguered neighbor. Gradually the stress shifted to Soviet self-interest-the desire to cauterize a festering, perhaps malignant sore on the soft underbelly of the U.S.S.R...
...biomechanical model shows that myopia is both acquired and inherited. Excessive stress may explain how it is acquired, while location of the oblique muscles explains how it may be inherited. If someone is born with their oblique muscles attached near the optic nerve, they are more prone to myopia than most individuals...
...study of 105 impotent men aged 18 to 75, conducted by Dr. Richard F. Spark, associate professor of Medicine, challenges the widely accepted view that almost all sexual impotence results from depression, stress or other psychological factors...
...much as 15 ft. For skiing, the man-made snow is not only as good as the natural thing; it is better. The crystal structure of man-made snow is denser; it forms smaller flakes that can be packed more solidly and will stand up better to skiing stress. What is more, the precise mixture can be controlled, enabling Fahrner to lay a solid, almost icy base that will defy a thaw, then top it with fluffy powder...