Anger Triggers Higher Heart Attack Risk, Harvard Study Says
Researchers analyzed 1,122 men and 501 women who survived heart attacks and found anger raised the two hour post anger risk to about 2.3 times. The effect was small overall but notable during the two hours after anger.
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Murrayittleman
Mittleman
Harvard Medical School
American Heart Association
Women try harder to cut heart risk yet benefit less
A 10 year Pawtucket study finds women pursued exercise diet and smoking cessation more than men to reduce heart risk. Yet men who tried achieved a higher success rate across exercise weight loss and quitting smoking, with 8 percent fewer heart attacks and strokes after two years.
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Brown University
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Carleton
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