Walter Bradford Cannon: Pioneer of stress research

James Campbell Quick · Charles D. Spielberger

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Walter Bradford Cannon, M.D., made a significant contribution to psychology and medicine with the discovery of the stress response around 1915, setting the cornerstone for psychosomatic medicine. This brief, introductory article etches out the nature of his contribution and sets the stage for Dr. Bradford Cannon to reflect on his father's important professional contributions and personal life in the following article.

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