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Stress response physiology in the cardiac patient: from the laboratory to real life.
Recognition of a "brain-heart axis" has grown substantially, highlighting the contribution of psychological stress on cardiovascular physiology and the development and progression of cardiovascular disease (CVD). This connection appears particularly consequential for individuals with established CVD
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