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Relationship Anxiety May Harm Your Health

(HealthScout) UPDATED 2010-07-24

Canadian researchers say people who feel anxious and insecure about their relationships have a greater risk of suffering such conditions as cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, chronic pain, ulcers, and stroke. The scientists say this finding suggests that interventions that help people improve their attachment security might also help people improve their health. Read full story >

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