Stress Physiology in the Spotlight

Stress is an unfortunate constant in a lot of people's lives,
but have you ever thought of it as something positive? PhD
student Michael Lim joins us all the way from Canada to tell us
what happens in your body when you get stressed, how zebrafish
are a surprisingly way to study it, and why you should reframe
the way you think about stress as a whole.
If you want to learn more about the topics discussed
in this episode, check out: 


A BBC article on transgenerational trauma

An article on The Conversation about fish behaviour and
inheritance

A wonderful TED Talk on epigenetics




Feel free to connect with Michael on Twitter @hiimlimmy


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