Panic disorder appears to increase risk of coronary heart disease

[Tom]

Patients with panic disorder have nearly double the risk for coronary
heart disease, and those also diagnosed with depression are at almost
three times the risk, according to new research.

The study in the current issue of Psychosomatic Medicine focuses on
the medical histories of nearly 40,000 people from the time they were
first diagnosed as suffering from panic disorder.

Lead author Andres Gomez-Caminero, Ph.D., says the large cohort study
"highlights, for the first time, the potential for additive effects of
different psychiatric conditions on cardiovascular health....and it
really sets the foundation for new research in the area of
cardiovascular risk estimation among patients with mental illness."

The report focuses on medical histories from a database of 17 million
patients jointly maintained by 30 managed care providers.

http://anxpangazette.blog-city.com/panic_disorder_appears_to_increase_risk_of_coronary_heart_di.htm

[Blues Ma]

Certainly makes sense, since the state of constant emotional arousal
raises cortisol and homosystine levels.

Post by Tom
Patients with panic disorder have nearly double the risk for coronary
heart disease, and those also diagnosed with depression are at almost
three times the risk, according to new research.
The study in the current issue of Psychosomatic Medicine focuses on
the medical histories of nearly 40,000 people from the time they were
first diagnosed as suffering from panic disorder.
Lead author Andres Gomez-Caminero, Ph.D., says the large cohort study
"highlights, for the first time, the potential for additive effects of
different psychiatric conditions on cardiovascular health....and it
really sets the foundation for new research in the area of
cardiovascular risk estimation among patients with mental illness."
The report focuses on medical histories from a database of 17 million
patients jointly maintained by 30 managed care providers.
http://anxpangazette.blog-city.com/panic_disorder_appears_to_increase_risk_of_coronary_heart_di.htm

[GFX]

Two words: Folic Acid / CMG

Post by Blues Ma
Certainly makes sense, since the state of constant emotional arousal
raises cortisol and homosystine levels.

Post by Tom
Patients with panic disorder have nearly double the risk for coronary
heart disease, and those also diagnosed with depression are at almost
three times the risk, according to new research. The study in the current
issue of Psychosomatic Medicine focuses on
the medical histories of nearly 40,000 people from the time they were
first diagnosed as suffering from panic disorder. Lead author Andres
Gomez-Caminero, Ph.D., says the large cohort study
"highlights, for the first time, the potential for additive effects of
different psychiatric conditions on cardiovascular health....and it
really sets the foundation for new research in the area of
cardiovascular risk estimation among patients with mental illness." The
report focuses on medical histories from a database of 17 million
patients jointly maintained by 30 managed care providers.
http://anxpangazette.blog-city.com/panic_disorder_appears_to_increase_risk_of_coronary_heart_di.htm

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Post by GFX
Two words: Folic Acid / CMG

and guys named "Gary" cannot count fer shit.

(i fergot ta mention cross-postin' as well as cross-dressin' ta TOM,
that was the basis of that illogical logic... so's i'm sayin it now)

~tanya

(havin' tha big one, 'lizbeth ! )

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Post by Tom
Patients with panic disorder have nearly double the risk for coronary
heart disease, and those also diagnosed with depression are at almost
three times the risk, according to new research.

well thankyewwwwwwwverymuch for that lil newsflash, i'm now in
full-blown panic knowin' that i'm REALLY havin' a heart attack instead
of imaginin' it. and it so lends a 'happy happy' raindrop on that
depressive state knowin' yer not only feelin' like shit, but ya got
three.. count'em THREE times tha risk of dyin' in yer fuckin' misery.

did ya hear about that study regarding people named TOM?

according to the latest DNA tests, all boys named "TOM" are dyslexic
and are generally cross-dressers tryinh to make up for that "HER" that
was omitted from "MOTHER" when named at birth, leaving them to believe
they were cursed with the reality of missing one half of one half of a
family unit and usually die 89 times faster than the average TIM, who's
only missing a MITTEN utilized in the avoidance of fingerprints on the
butterfly knife used to slash the unwitting cross-dressers named "TOM"s
throat in his sleep. (keep your windowshades all pulled completely
down)

(kinda makes ya wanna change yer name ta "BOB", eh?)

tha worst that could happen's ya end up inbetween Steve (mcs)'s
mattresses, his personal "Battery Operated Buddy".

hollllllly shit ! (nup on)

i PITY THAT FOOL that understands this post.

~aynat

(dog doog)