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In recent months, several European representatives embarked on trade missions to Vietnam. German President Steinmeier visited Hanoi in January. The Netherlands sent Prime Minister Mark Rutte, with the

Disappointing quarterly results have prompted a steep share price decline recently

Stress is inevitable. But too much of it can be terrible for our health. Chronic stress can increase our risk for heart disease and strokes.

Cancer patients, especially, have many sources of severe stress, including worrying about their prognosis and enduring weeks of therapy. 

Chronic stress may aid cancer spread via neutrophil activity, but new research offers hope for preventative treatments.

<p>Cancer thrives on stress—but how does this work? Scientists from the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Cancer Center have discovered a possible answer. Their findings may one day provide doctors with a way to slow or even stop stress-induced metastasis in cancer patients.</p>

Chronic stress can increase our risk for heart disease and strokes. It may also help cancer spread. How this works has remained a mystery – a challenge for cancer care.

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Inside the Market’s roundup of some of today’s key analyst actions