11.   For circumstances within their control, they can develop a plan, a way to minimize the effect or reduce the psychological stress.

12.   In the book, by writer and doctor Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Charles Baskerville dies of a heart attack induced by psychological stress.

13.   Intense psychological stress could be deadly to people with HIV.

14.   It can be reactivated by trauma or another viral infection or by suppression of the immune system or even by psychological stress, Ms. Spier said.

15.   Kiecolt-Glaser notes in her study that the psychological stress endured by the caregivers, while significant, is not outside the realm of normal experience.

16.   Meanwhile, scientific studies that convincingly associate ulcers with psychological stress remain to be dealt with.

17.   Most of them do not adapt, and they are living in very difficult circumstances, with a lot of psychological stress.

18.   Officials acknowledge that county inmates, particularly those jailed for the first time, experience a high degree of psychological stress during the first weeks of incarceration.

19.   One holds that the strokes suffered by men under psychological stress may simply be more serious.

20.   Psychological stress has long been linked to cardiovascular disease like strokes and heart problems.