The Effect of Psychological Stress on the Level of Hematological Parameters and Cortisol Hormone among Students in the University

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Study reveals psychological stress significantly alters hematological metrics and cortisol in students, suggesting health implications.

Psychological stress significantly decreased white cell count and lymphocyte percentage during exposure.
A notable increase in neutrophil percentage was observed during the stress periods compared to rest.
Red blood cells and hemoglobin concentration rose significantly while students were under stress.
Cortisol levels increased notably during stress periods, indicating its impact on immune health.

Alkenany et al. (2025) studied this question.

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