Traumatic life events including the passing of a loved one or life threatening sickness raised the likelihood of a heart attack by more than 65 percent among middle aged and elderly girls no matter heart disease risk factors or socioeconomic status, according to new research presented in the Caliber of Care and Outcomes Study 2015 Scientific Sessions. Emotional pressure is understood to lead to the danger of cardiovascular disease as well as heart attack, but in this study researchers looked at what kinds of anxiety had major effect on heart health in middle aged and elderly women by comparing women who had suffered heart attacks to girls who hadn t. In addition to traumatic life events raising threat, researchers also found that a history of fiscal challenge was independently related to a twofold higher danger of heart attack. Girls living in families making less than $50,000 per year, which is above the national poverty threshold, seemed to be more exposed to heart attack. The findi
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