A new study, co-authored by Jamie Jackson, a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern University, suggests that women with congestive heart failure who repress their emotions (esp. anger) are more likely to experience symptoms of depression.
A new study, co-authored by Jamie Jackson, a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern University, suggests that women with congestive heart failure who repress their emotions (esp. anger) are more likely to experience symptoms of depression.