Titlebook: Stress and Heart Disease; Proceedings of the I Robert E. Beamish,Pawan K. Singal,Naranjan S. Dhal Conference proceedings 1985 Martinus Nijh

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Some Psychological Features of Cardiac Arrhythmiaime encouraging and at another, discouraging (2). Whether these emotional factors operate acutely or chronically in various manifestations of heart disease is not always clear. In any case, it is currently impossible to put aside the importance of the psychological variable in the high mortality rat

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Precursor

The Epidemiology of Sudden Cardiac Death: Incidence, Clinical Features, Biomedical and Psychosocial death has been observed to parallel closely that of coronary heart disease mortality. Where both sudden cardiac death (SCD) and coronary heart disease (CHD) mortality have been tracked carefully, they tend to show parallel changes over time and share a similar set of risk factors (1).

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Socioenvironmental Factors in Heart Diseasedisease. To date, the strongest evidence regarding the role of biobehavioral and psychosocial factors in disease etiology comes directly from this work on ischemic heart disease. Virtually all this work, whether implicitly or explicitly, has been based on the concept of stress.

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Life Stress and Relapse in Smoking Cessation90 per cent of individuals who complete a stop smoking program are successful at the conclusion of treatment, often as few as 20 per cent of these patients remain nonsmokers by 6 months posttreatment. Clearly, the prevention of relapse should be a major goal in a treatment program.

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Some Psychological Features of Cardiac Arrhythmiasease is not always clear. In any case, it is currently impossible to put aside the importance of the psychological variable in the high mortality rates of cardiovascular disease particularly sudden death (3).

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A New Animal Model for Coronary Spasm — Provocation and Preventions that was different from effort angina, in which the pain comes on at rest or during light activity along with transient elevation of ST segments (4). This type of angina, termed variant angina, had been believed to occur in a tiny fraction of angina patients.