Heart Failure is Twice as Likely to Occur When the Patient is Depressed

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When heart disease patients develop depression, they are twice as likely to be diagnosed later with heart failure.

Tags: cardio health, Heart, Depression, Mental Health, Anxiety, stress, Congestive Heart Failure, Heart Disease, Heart Attack, cardiovascular, Heart Health, vascular disease, coronary, heart attack symptoms, Cardiology

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ascendmeaway, May 31, 2009 03:20PM

didn't improve mine probably made my heart worse..

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