Increased Risk of Heart Attack Following Presidential Elections

Some genetic traits can make individuals more vulnerable to heart attacks during stress.

Recent studies reveal a link between genetic predisposition and increased heart attack risk during stressful times.

Major holidays, elections, and big sporting events like the Super Bowl can trigger heart attacks.

A genetic measure called the neuroticism polygenic risk score (nPRS) helps identify individuals at risk.

Individuals with high nPRS are 34% more likely to experience heart attacks during stressful periods.

Targeted interventions like exercise, yoga, and mindfulness may help reduce risk.

Barriers to mental healthcare in the US highlight the need for better support and access.

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