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Related info: Compared to people with the lowest psychological scores, those with highest scores were: 86 percent more likely to have a stroke or TIA for high
by WhitneyLand 10y ago
Related info:
Compared to people with the lowest psychological scores, those with highest scores were:
86 percent more likely to have a stroke or TIA for high depressive symptoms.
59 percent more likely to have a stroke or TIA for the highest chronic stress scores.
More than twice as likely to have a stroke or TIA for the highest hostility scores.
http://newsroom.heart.org/news/high-stress-hostility-depression-linked-with-increased-stroke-risk http://newsroom.heart.org/news/high-stress-hostility-depress...
- austinjp 10y agoYep, although: "One thing we didn’t assess is coping strategies...it’s possible that positive coping strategies could ameliorate some of these associations or effects... We did not inquire about coping. I would say that’s one of the tasks for future studies."