a brief description of differences between acute, chronic, and distant stress. Then explain the differing effects these types of stress have on the immune system. Finally, provide an example of one population at particular risk for acute stress, one population at particular risk for chronic stress, and one population at particular risk for distant stress and explain why. Be specific.

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