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Ahmed Tawakol: Monitoring and Managing Stress to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease Events

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Recognizing the connection between stress and cardiovascular disease is one issue, figuring out what to do with this issue to help patients is proving to be a more difficult question to answer.

Recognizing the connection between stress and cardiovascular disease is one issue, figuring out what to do with this issue to help patients is proving to be a more difficult question to answer.

While attending the annual meeting of the American College of Cardiology in Chicago Ahmed A. Tawakol, MD, from Massachusetts General Hospital discussed what can be done to help these patients now and what could be done to address this issue after further research on the topic is conducted.

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