Anger and Stress Contribute To Coronary Heart Disease — ScienceDaily

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Prehypertensive middle-aged men who have high levels of trait anger — a tendency to experience anger across a range of situations — are at increased risk of progressing to hypertension and developing coronary heart disease, according to a secondary analysis of a large population-based study.

Source: Anger and Stress Contribute To Coronary Heart Disease — ScienceDaily