UNFAIR INTERACTIONS CAN gradually get under your skin—and into your veins.
A 2018 study published in the Annals of Behavioral Medicine looked at over 2,000 middle-aged American women from various backgrounds who’d been asked how often they faced everyday discrimination. ese experiences could include harassment, name-calling or being presumed dishonest or unintelligent. ose who frequently endured unjust treatment were more likely to see their blood pressure go up over the next decade.
Daily Aspirin Doesn’t Benefit Healthy Seniors
This story is from the April 2019 edition of Reader's Digest Canada.
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