The Psychology of Heart Disease with Dr. Austin Hayes

November 7, 2006
Host: Armand DiMele Guests: Dr. Austin Hayes

Chronic stress, hostility, and depression are stronger predictors of heart disease than most people realize, accounting for a significant share of cardiac risk. Dr. Austin Hayes, a clinical psychologist working with cardiac patients at Mount Sinai, explains how personality, social isolation, and loss of control drive heart disease and how optimism and support speed recovery.

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