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Exercising reduces the risk of cardiovascular events of patients who have experienced heart diseases or symptoms of depression. Researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical center try to find out the reasoning in why depression is connected to cardiovascular disease increase in fit patients and recurring in patients who already have cardiovascular disease.
In a 4.8 year study, they observed 1,017 outpatients who had stable coronary heart disease; determining indications of depression using surveys and assessing cardiovascular proceedings of heart attack, stroke, or heart failure. Patients with depression were found to undergo two times the amount of cardiovascular events than those who were not depressed. On top of that, a number of health behaviors eased the connection between cardiovascular actions and depression. A sedentary lifestyle leads to 44% larger rate of cardiovascular proceedings.
This study has raised a theory that behavior adjustment, particularly exercise, can potentially avert the enlarged danger of cardiovascular events coupled with depression.
Sources: JAMA, 2008;300[20]:2379-2388
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