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@@@ The men and women underwent baseline testing on three mentally stressful tasks, including a mental arithmetic test, a mirror tracing test and an anger recall test. Following this, they were made to take a treadmill test. Researchers also conducted echocardiography to study changes in the heart, took blood samples, and measured blood pressure and heart rate during the mental stress tasks and rest periods between tests.

Researchers were surprised to find that while men had more changes in blood pressure and heart rate in response to the mental stress, more women experienced myocardial ischemia: decreased blood flow to the heart. Researchers also noted that women experienced increased platelet aggregation. This is known to be the start of the formation of blood clots and was more prominent in women than men. Women also displayed a greater increase in negative emotions during the mental stress tests.

"The relationship between mental stress and cardiovascular disease is well known," lead author Zainab Samad, assistant professor of medicine at Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina. "This study revealed that mental stress affects the cardiovascular health of men and women differently. We need to recognize this difference when evaluating and treating patients for cardiovascular disease."

"At this point, further studies are needed to test the association of sex differences in the heart's responses to mental stress and long term outcomes," Samad continued. "This study also underscores the inadequacy of available risk prediction tools, which currently fail to measure an entire facet of risk, i.e. the impact of negative physiological responses to psychological stress in both sexes, and especially so among women."

Findings of the study were published online in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

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-Wolfe was confronted by police after he was reported by a photo technician at a local pharmacy who felt the photographs being developed were suspicious, Seattle Post Intelligencer reports.&nbsp;The pictures were dropped off at the pharmacy under a fake name.&nbsp;<br>
+The men and women underwent baseline testing on three mentally stressful tasks, including a mental arithmetic test, a mirror tracing test and an anger recall test. Following this, they were made to take a treadmill test. Researchers also conducted echocardiography to study changes in the heart, took blood samples, and measured blood pressure and heart rate during the mental stress tasks and rest periods between tests.<br>
-The accused man told police when he was confronted that his pictures were pieces of art.<br>
+Researchers were surprised to find that while men had more changes in blood pressure and heart rate in response to the mental stress, more women experienced myocardial ischemia: decreased blood flow to the heart. Researchers also noted that women experienced increased platelet aggregation. This is known to be the start of the formation of blood clots and was more prominent in women than men. Women also displayed a greater increase in negative emotions during the mental stress tests.<br>
-"While (Wolfe) purports to have been taking artistic images of this little girl ... (detectives) revealed the true motivations behind the defendant's sexually posed and lascivious images," Senior Deputy Prosecutor Cecelia Gregson told the&nbsp;court.&nbsp;<br>
+"The relationship between mental stress and cardiovascular disease is well known," lead author Zainab Samad, assistant professor of medicine at Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina. "This study revealed that mental stress affects the cardiovascular health of men and women differently. We need to recognize this difference when evaluating and treating patients for cardiovascular disease."<br>
-Police were able to identify the victim after examining the pictures and recognizing several of the landmarks in the background, including an elementary school, reports Seattle Post Intelligencer.&nbsp;<br>
+"At this point, further studies are needed to test the association of sex differences in the heart's responses to mental stress and long term outcomes," Samad continued. "This study also underscores the inadequacy of available risk prediction tools, which currently fail to measure an entire facet of risk, i.e. the impact of negative physiological responses to psychological stress in both sexes, and especially so among women."<br>
-Wolfe was charged with first-degree child molestation, second-degree possession of child pornography and two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, a state offense similar to production of child pornography. &nbsp;<br>
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