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Large Meta-Analysis Links Anger, Hostility With CHD Risk, Particularly in Men
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Title Large Meta-Analysis Links Anger, Hostility With CHD Risk, Particularly in Men
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/589459?src=rss
Description Anger and hostility were associated with a 19% increase in coronary heart disease events in healthy individuals and a 24% increase in risk among those with preexisting CHD, researchers report. Heartwire
Category Articles > Internal Medicine
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Date Mar 12, 2009
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