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Stress, Depression, and Other Psychological Factors
2006
Overview
Practicing physicians and researchers alike have long observed that a sizable percentage of heart attack patients are apparently free of the accepted risk factors, such as high blood pressure, elevated blood cholesterol, and tobacco use. Why do these seemingly healthy, low-risk persons fall victim to a heart attack? A number of studies conducted in the last two decades suggest that psychological factors may play an important role.
We are not trained psychologists, so although much of what we discuss here is based on our experience treating patients and observing family interactions, we cannot offer professional advice on how to treat
