Medicine and Health

Effects of stress on pain in females using a mobile health app in the Russia-Ukraine conflict

A. Kazlou, K. Bornukova, et al.

Discover groundbreaking insights from researchers Aliaksandr Kazlou, Kateryna Bornukova, Aidan Wickham, Vladimir Slaykovskiy, Kimberly Peven, Anna Klepchukova, Sonia Ponzo, and Sarah Garfinkel as they unveil the intriguing relationship between stress and pain in Ukrainian women amidst the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Their analysis of data from the Flo health app reveals a surprising trend where higher stress correlates with lower pain reports, shedding light on the phenomenon of stress-induced analgesia.

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