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'A fine line of when it turns bad': Methodist doctor discusses Stress Awareness Month
Published: April 5, 2024
April is National Stress Awareness Month.
Dr. James Ramig, a family medicine physician with Methodist Health System says stress is simply part of the body, but there is a fine line of when stress can turn bad.
Ramig says stress that is not managed in a healthy way can affect your health in multiple ways, including raising your blood pressure, impacting your appetite and your sleep.
KETV: 'A fine line of when it turns bad': Methodist doctor discusses Stress Awareness Month
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