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    Although Acute Stress Can Be Damaging to Immune and Nervous
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Although Acute Stress Can Be Damaging to Immune and Nervous

Question 35

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Although acute stress can be damaging to immune and nervous systems, relatively chronic activation of the stress response strengthens immune systems and promotes various other adaptive responses.

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