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Low mood linked to higher stroke risk for older adults
A 12 year U.S. study of 16 178 adults 50 plus found chronic low mood more than doubles stroke risk in the two years after mood problems persist. Mood improvement did not fully reduce risk. Researchers note limitations and possible links to inflammation or cortisol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Paola Gillanz
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Boston
World Health Organization
Gillanz
Journal of the American Heart Association
Gilsanz
Olajide Williams
Columbia University Medical Center
New York City