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What Is Broken Heart Syndrome? When Stress Can Physically Shatter Your Heart
Effective treatment involves symptom management and stress relief, while preventive measures include regular exercise, mindfulness practices, and seeking support during difficult times.
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Broken Hearted? A Zap to the Brain Could Help, Study Says
Involving 36 volunteers, the study found that stimulating the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) was more effective than the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (VLPFC) in reducing symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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Experts Explain The Science Behind Why Heartbreak Hurts So Much
The pain one experiences from an emotional heartbreak is very real and actually has an explanation, experts have said.
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Beware Of The Broken Heart Syndrome: Here's What You Should Know About It
The cause of broken heart syndrome is not clearly understood but often is a result of intense emotional or physical trauma, which is thought to induce a strong response that affects the heart tissue.
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Ever Heard Of A Broken Heart Syndrome? Know Your Risks
Yes, heart break syndrome is for real and it can kill you too! Scroll lower to know more about this condition.
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Can A Woman Get A Heart Attack? Know The Risks And Symptoms
Worldwide Heart disease continues to be the number 1 killer in adult women. Though coronary artery disease affects both men and women, broken heart syndrome and coronary microvascular disease are seen primarily in women.
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Happiness Can Break Your Heart, Too
Sadness can weigh on you quite dearly, and sometimes a particularly sad or stressful event can trigger what's known as "broken heart syndrome."
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Broken heart syndrome affects many people
Broken heart syndrome - a temporary form of acute heart failure caused by a sudden weakening of the heart muscle.
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Broken heart syndrome recovers fully
The long-term outlook is excellent for people who suffer from broken-heart syndrome and nearly all patients have full recovery of heart function.
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Doctors looking for 'broken heart' syndrome
Extreme stress can trigger what seems to be a heart attack, but is really something known as broken heart syndrome.
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What Is Broken Heart Syndrome? When Stress Can Physically Shatter Your Heart
Effective treatment involves symptom management and stress relief, while preventive measures include regular exercise, mindfulness practices, and seeking support during difficult times.
-
Broken Hearted? A Zap to the Brain Could Help, Study Says
Involving 36 volunteers, the study found that stimulating the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) was more effective than the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (VLPFC) in reducing symptoms of depression and anxiety.
-
Experts Explain The Science Behind Why Heartbreak Hurts So Much
The pain one experiences from an emotional heartbreak is very real and actually has an explanation, experts have said.
-
Beware Of The Broken Heart Syndrome: Here's What You Should Know About It
The cause of broken heart syndrome is not clearly understood but often is a result of intense emotional or physical trauma, which is thought to induce a strong response that affects the heart tissue.
-
Ever Heard Of A Broken Heart Syndrome? Know Your Risks
Yes, heart break syndrome is for real and it can kill you too! Scroll lower to know more about this condition.
-
Can A Woman Get A Heart Attack? Know The Risks And Symptoms
Worldwide Heart disease continues to be the number 1 killer in adult women. Though coronary artery disease affects both men and women, broken heart syndrome and coronary microvascular disease are seen primarily in women.
-
Happiness Can Break Your Heart, Too
Sadness can weigh on you quite dearly, and sometimes a particularly sad or stressful event can trigger what's known as "broken heart syndrome."
-
Broken heart syndrome affects many people
Broken heart syndrome - a temporary form of acute heart failure caused by a sudden weakening of the heart muscle.
-
Broken heart syndrome recovers fully
The long-term outlook is excellent for people who suffer from broken-heart syndrome and nearly all patients have full recovery of heart function.
-
Doctors looking for 'broken heart' syndrome
Extreme stress can trigger what seems to be a heart attack, but is really something known as broken heart syndrome.
