A new study shows that U.S. adults who have had a heart attack are twice as likely as those who have not had a heart attack to report being diagnosed with depression at some point in their lives, 30.1% vs. 15.0%, respectively. Read the News
Heart Attacks and Depression Closely Linked
Depression Is A Risk For Heart Disease
The American Medical Association has recommended that depression be added to the list of factors associated with heart disease including obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and smoking. Read the News
Work Burnout Seen as Risk Factor For Coronary Heart Disease
New research shows there is a correlation between burnout and the buildup of plaque in the coronary arteries that lead to angina or heart attacks. Read the Story
Psychocardiology: New Medical Specialty Proposed for Depression, Heart Disease
Physicians are learning that depressed people are at risk for cardiovascular disease, and that heart disease patients are at risk for depression. Read the Story
New View of Depression — An Ailment of the Entire Body
Great news piece from The Wall Street Journal about how depression affects the whole body. Read the Story.
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