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Anger takes a toll on the heart: experts

(New York Times) UPDATED 2009-06-25

Scientists who reviewed 44 prospective studies in The Journal of the American College of Cardiology have found a strong relationship between anger and both the onset and progression of heart disease. They also found that about 1.5 percent of heart attacks are triggered by intense anger. This connection is a particular problem for Americans, experts say, because they get angry frequently, often to the point of seeking revenge. In this article, a psychologist talks about how people can better manage their anger and help protect both their mental and heart health. Read full story >

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