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Contact: Jesslyn Tenhouse
TenhouseJ@missouri.edu
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University of Missouri-Columbia
Caption: Stephanie Reid-Arndt, a health psychologist at the University of Missouri-Columbia, found women diagnosed with breast cancer were more likely to experience cognitive declines if they lacked proactive ways to deal with stress.
Credit: University of Missouri News Bureau
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