Titlebook: Biological and Psychological Factors in Cardiovascular Disease; Thomas H. Schmidt,Theodore M. Dembroski,Gerhard Bl Conference proceedings

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Diophantische Gleichungen x3 + y3 + z3,findings that have emerged since the Altenberg conference in 1981, debate at the conference in Winterscheid was lively, open, and intriguing. In large measure this debate served to focus the emphasis of the contributions now included; they are presented in five sections, described below:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-71195-4cians like William Osier. The clinical impression that myocardial infarction preferably strikes a certain type of person and frequently occurs after a shattering life event was supported by more systematic clinical observations made from 1935 to 1955, although these observations lacked the support o

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,Die Ern?hrungsunterbrechungen am Knochen, Group Study (WCGS) and the Framingham Study, the question arises whether this behavior pattern has predictive power in other countries besides the U. S. A. Several European case control and cross-sectional studies have confirmed the higher prevalence of the type A behavior pattern (Verhagen et al.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65824-2nsion of neuroticism (N) is related to increased somatic complaints, including chest pain or angina-like complaints, but is not causally or etiologically related to objective signs or pathophysiological evidence of disease, especially coronary artery disease (CAD). The second purpose is to consider

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,Kreislaufst?rungen des Knochens,ase (CAD) than are others not so unfortunately endowed. These informants readily acknowledge that the two major tests of Type A, the structured interview (SI), and the Jenkins Activity Survey (JAS), do not correlate well with one another (MacDougall et al. 1979; Chesney et al. 1981; Matthews et al.

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Knochenbruchheilung mit Ultraschalle processes are often (but not always) interrelated and can be difficult to tease apart. One can, of course, argue that hostility would sensitize persons to certain kinds of information or would be likely to distort the meaning of incoming information. Anger would then be the outcome of a resulting