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Eaker ED. Social and Psychologic Aspects of Coronary Heart Disease in Women. Cardiol Rev. 1998;6(3):182-190
Eaker, E. D. (1998). Social and Psychologic Aspects of Coronary Heart Disease in Women. Cardiology in review, 6(3), 182-190.
Eaker. "Social and Psychologic Aspects of Coronary Heart Disease in Women." Cardiology in review vol. 6,3 (1998): 182-190.
Eaker ED. Social and Psychologic Aspects of Coronary Heart Disease in Women. Cardiol Rev. 1998 May;6(3):182-190. PMID: 10348940.
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Cardiol Rev. 1998 May;6(3):182-190.

Social and Psychologic Aspects of Coronary Heart Disease in Women.

Cardiology in review

Eaker

Affiliations

  1. Marshfield Medical Research and Education Foundation, Marshfield, Wisconsin.

PMID: 10348940

Abstract

This literature review examines the association of social and psychologic characteristics among women with a) the risk of developing coronary heart disease and b) prognosis and recovery after disease has become manifest. Studies of psychosocial risk factors are often conflicting. These divergent findings can result from different study designs, the use of different measures and scales, or the study of different populations. This review attempts to draw conclusions from the existing literature and indicate where there are needs for additional research.

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