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Atherosclerosis

An AI-generated image showing a person with an angry expression, with a close-up of a blood vessel in the background. The blood vessel could be depicted as constricted or impaired, symbolizing the temporary negative impact of anger on vascular function

Anger May Temporarily Impair Blood Vessel Function, Increasing Heart Attack and Stroke Risk

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Individuals who carry the APOE4 gene variant have an elevated riskof developing subclinical atherosclerosis in middle age, whereas carriers of the variant APOE2 are protected.

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