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Study Finds Connection Between Anger and Heart Attack Risk
Men's Journal· 3 hours agoPrevious scientific studies have suggested that there might be a connection between feelings of...
8 signs of a heart attack, as study reveals anger increases risk for 40 minutes
Yahoo Life UK· 2 days agoThe impairment was no longer present after the 40-minute mark.” This was markedly different from the...
What Is Hormone Therapy for Menopause? New Study Revisits Effectiveness
CNET· 13 minutes agoWomen under 60 who've recently transitioned into menopause should continue being offered hormone...
Anger can increase heart attack risk, study finds: ‘Chronic insult to arteries’
Fox News· 1 day agoFeeling angry for as little as eight minutes a day could raise your chances of experiencing a...
Brief anger could lead to heart attack: Study
Deseret News via Yahoo News· 1 day agoShe suggested yoga, exercise, cognitive behavior therapy or other established techniques could help. “It’s not widely known or widely accepted that anger...
Study Explores Controversial Hormone Therapy for Menopause—With Surprising Results
Prevention via Yahoo News· 3 days agoThe study was halted as a result of the findings and many women have avoided hormone therapy for...
The early sign of killer heart attacks you might spot in bed & 9 other signs
The US Sun· 1 day agoMORE than half of all heart attacks will begin with no warning. Countless studies have shown that...
Gut Bacteria Turn the Tide on Cholesterol and Heart Disease
SciTechDaily· 3 hours agoResearchers pinpointed gut bacteria that affect levels of cholesterol and other compounds linked to ...
Take it easy: Eight minutes of anger per day can increase risk of heart attack says new study
BizPac Review· 7 hours agoThe suggested connection between emotional states and risk of heart attacks led researchers from leading institutions, including Columbia University Irving Medical Center, ...
Rate of deadly STEMI heart attack falls among Americans
UPI· 1 day agoMany fewer Americans are falling prey to the most dangerous form of heart attack, a new study says.
