Robert M. Sapolsky, Ph.D., is the John A. and Cynthia Fry Gunn Professor of Biological Sciences and a professor of neurology and neurological sciences at Stanford University. His most recent book is Monkeyluv: And Other Essays on Our Lives as Animals.
Robert M. Sapolsky explains why stress can become a chronic problem—and how we can reduce the toll it takes on our lives.
Anyone who says peace is not part of human nature knows too little about primates, including ourselves.
Combining wit with deep knowledge, Robert Sapolsky explains the optimal amount of stress.
Combining wit with deep knowledge, the researcher and best-selling author explains why stress interferes with male sexual response.
Combining wit with deep knowledge, the researcher and best-selling author of Monkeyluv talks about how the Type A personality profile was developed…
Combining wit with deep knowledge, the researcher and best-selling author of Monkeyluv explains why the stress response, which evolved for short-term…
The best-selling author and Stanford University professor explains why the stress response, which evolved for short-term physical crises, can become a…
Robert Sapolsky's presentation on the neuro-biology of human stress and happiness, delivered at the Greater Good Science Center's seminar, "The Science of a Meaningful Life: Building Compassion, Reducing Stress."