Are there reliable mechanisms relating psychosocial stress to CV diseases?
A recent report focused on psychosocial stress and cardiovascular diseases. According to the report from Mexico, “Fifty five years after the first finding relating mood disturbances and cardiovascular diseases, there is still debate on the formation of a cogent conception embracing all the fragments of insight within the various aspects relating psychosocial stress to cardiovascular diseases. The clinical comorbidity is empirically evident, but there are ambiguous research results limiting the value of the proposed pathophysiological mechanisms.” S. Vale of the Altos Hospital Manuel Campos wrote, “[In my report] psychosocial stress represents here…
A recent report focused on psychosocial stress and cardiovascular diseases. According to the report from Mexico, “Fifty five years after the first finding relating mood disturbances and cardiovascular diseases, there is still debate on the formation of a cogent conception embracing all the fragments of insight within the various aspects relating psychosocial stress to cardiovascular diseases. The clinical comorbidity is empirically evident, but there are ambiguous research results limiting the value of the proposed pathophysiological mechanisms.” S. Vale of the Altos Hospital Manuel Campos wrote, “[In my report] psychosocial stress represents here… Want to see the full article?