Can Stress Cause Cancer?

Being stressed for an extended period can cause lasting changes in your body, increasing your risk or even triggering the development of certain medical conditions. Learn more about the link between stress and cancer, and to what extent stress needs to be considered as a factor when deciphering what causes cancer.

Can Stress Cause Cancer? When you're stressed, your body goes through a series of physiological changes that are typically temporary.   However, being stressed for an extended period can cause lasting changes in your body, increasing your risk or of certain medical conditions.   Learn more about the link between stress and cancer, and to what extent stress might be a factor when deciphering what causes cancer. READ NOW 10 Signs You May Be Overstressed READ NOW These Are the 6 Main Causes of Stress READ NOW NEW THIS WEEK The Body Keeps the Score Tune in to hear Dr. Bessel van der Kolk share how trauma impacts both your mental and physical health. LISTEN NOW Follow Now:   Apple Podcasts /  Spotify /  Google Podcasts 7 Physiological Symptoms of Stress READ NOW Can Stress Cause Back Pain? READ NOW STRESS MANAGEMENT 18 Highly Effective Stress Relievers READ NOW How Your Self-Perception Shifts as You Age READ NOW When Stress Is Actually Good for You READ NOW

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