Hydration State Controls Stress Responsiveness and Social Behavior
Eric G. Krause(University of Florida), James P. Herman(Cincinnati VA Medical Center), Michael D. Smeltzer(University of Cincinnati), Matia B. Solomon(Florida State University), Stephen C. Woods(University of Cincinnati), Jonathan N. Flak(University of Cincinnati), Nathan K. Evanson(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Randall R. Sakai, Annette D. de Kloet(Norwegian Womens Public Health Association)
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