Based on a recent study published in Frontiers in Public Health, the “effects of stress on the brain is shown different through the actions of individuals of the opposite gender”. Stress in itself can weigh very heavily on people, but the real question is, how does it display itself, and who does it affect more out of the two genders. Men and women handle stress differently, based on the hormones and wiring of the brain. For example, there was another study done by Frontiers in Public Health that followed men and women for over 25 years. They concluded that “men are twice as likely to become depressed from stress.” The main reason for this is because women are more likely to reach out and seek out help from others to cope and get support. Men
