Broken Heart

adult animals anxiety arteries atherosclerosis beats per minute bedside behavior bereavement blood pressure cancer cardiovascular disease cause of death childhood clinical coronary care unit coronary death coronary heart disease Curarized death rates described effects of human environments examined example experiences fact feelings Framingham studies heart attack heart rate heart reactions heartbeats hospital human companionship human contact human dialogue human interactions human relationships hypertension hypertensive heart disease important infant influence interpersonal involved lack of love large number live lonely loss marital status marriage married individuals Masters and Johnson medicine monitoring mortality myocardial infarction nonmarried nurse observed occur pain parents patients percent person petting physical physicians population premature death problems psychological pulse taking Rahe recognized scientific scientific-love-seekers scientists seemed sexual shock significantly similar Single Widowed Divorced social isolation statistics sudden death suffering tion Type A person