The Effect of Stress on the Differential Leucocyte Count
Abstract
Since the early 1930's when Selye initiated his investigation on the stress reaction and the General-Adaptation-Syndrome, stress has be- come the topic of a great volume of investigation. With greatest re- spect to all past research, the effects of stress are still today, largely a mystery. Some of these effects, if incapacitating enough, are called a disease of the civilization. The mysteries of science are seldom fathomed by one smooth rapid stride, but rather, are under- stood by a series of analytical steps. The present investigation is intended to be such a step.
Subject Area
Cellular biology|Physiology|Biophysics
Recommended Citation
Hayden, Benjamin S., "The Effect of Stress on the Differential Leucocyte Count" (1961). ETD Collection for Fordham University. AAI28622607.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/dissertations/AAI28622607
