Stress can be triggered by a variety of things including a big workload, family issues and even the weather. A good way to keep your stress level down is to prioritize. In this video, Dr. Keri Peterson explains how laying out a plan and putting the most important things first, you will ease your mind of stress and anxiety.
This video features Keri Peterson, MD. Dr. Keri Peterson specializes in internal medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City and is board certified in internal medicine. She holds appointments at Lenox Hill Hospital and Mount Sinai Medical Center.
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