Stress

Dr. Hans Selye of the University of Montreal explains the nature of "stress" as a general alarm reaction through the pituitary and adrenal glands, set off by any attack on the body such as disease, injury, or mental pressure. Shows some of the experiments which led to his discovery, and discusses progress being made in the medical field in combating disease with hormonesProducer, Nicholas Balla ; director, Ian Macneill ; scenario, William Weintraub ; narrator, Geoff Hogwood ; music score, Maurice Blackburn ; animation, Sydney Goldsmith ; photography, Lorne C. Batchelor ; film editor, Fergus McDonell
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Dr. Hans Selye of the University of Montreal explains the nature of "stress" as a general alarm reaction through the pituitary and adrenal glands, set off by any attack on the body such as disease, injury, or mental pressure. Shows some of the experiments which led to his discovery, and discusses progress being made in the medical field in combating disease with hormones

Producer, Nicholas Balla ; director, Ian Macneill ; scenario, William Weintraub ; narrator, Geoff Hogwood ; music score, Maurice Blackburn ; animation, Sydney Goldsmith ; photography, Lorne C. Batchelor ; film editor, Fergus McDonell

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