Daniel Galera Bernabé

• Abstract

  A growing body of evidence shows that adverse or traumatic experiences in childhood can trigger permanent physical and emotional consequences in adulthood. These experiences, also called of arly life stress (EPV), can influence the onset and progression of physical illnesses and mental disorders. A previous study by our team showed, for the first time, that EPV can be predictive for the i…

  Influence of neonatal stress on the oral cancer onset and progression in adulthood: transcriptome analysis and identification of associated mechanisms"., AP.R

• 27th World Congress of the International College of Psychosomatic Medicine, AR.EXT

• Abstract

  A long time ago it has been hypothesized that emotional factors can influence the cancer development. However, only in the last decade investigations have showed more consistently that emotional stress and their hormones may affect cancer progression. Nevertheless, the influence of the emotional and neurohormonal factors on carcinogenesis remains unclear. The head and neck cancer (HNC) is…

  Effects of stress and stress-related mediators on the carcinogenesis and head neck cancer progression, AP.R
• 5th World Congress IFHNOS and Annual Meeting AHNS, AR.EXT

• Abstract

  Oral cancer is one of the most common malignancies worldwide, mainly in countries with a medium or low Human Development Index. Evidence from our research team and other investigations suggests that psychological stress and its hormonal mediators can influence cancer progression. Additionally, it has been shown that stress can modulate the secretion of pro-inflammatory cytokines in the bl…

  Effects of different types of emotional stress on oral cancer progression: a translational study exploring the role of systemic endocrine and immunological mediators, BP.DR

• Abstract

  Stress is conceptualized as a neurophysiologic response to physical andpsychological threats. Emotions and negative feelings derived frominterpersonal relationships can generate a state of chronic stress. In Brazil, few questionnaires are available to assess interpersonal stress whose resultscan be used for clinical assessment or scientific research. In general, theavailable questionnaire…

  Development and Validation of a Research Instrument to Assess Interpersonal Stress in the Brazilian Population, BP.MS

• Abstract

  Currently, stress has been a major challenge for the population, making it harmful to human health. Even in the face of technological advances, human beings continue to experience individual or social stressors which aggravate or lead to the development of chronic diseases. Therefore, quality of life can be affected by the occurrence of stressful events and the inability to adapt to them.…

  Cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the Avaliação de Acontecimento de Vida (AAV) questionnarie for using on stress research in Brazil, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Traumatic events in childhood may be associated with the occurrence of emotional disorders in cancer patients. Recent study from our team showed that occurrence of childhood trauma was predicted for higher alcohol consumption and advanced clinical staging in head and neck cancer (HNC) patients. However, until the moment there is no evidence that childhood trauma may affect the delay in di…

  Childhood trauma in head and neck cancer patients: effects on the delay diagnosis, psychological stress, inflammatory mediators and disease prognosis, BP.DR

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