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Managing Stress to Manage Heart Disease,hanisms independent from those of traditional risk factors (2). The specific roles of depression and anxiety in heart disease are discussed elsewhere in this text, while the significance of hostility and social support are important to mention before delving further into the role of stress.

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Book 2007 at Duke and Ken Cooper in Dallas envisioned that a comprehensive lifestyle approach to the rehabi- tation and prevention of patients having had a cardiac event would potentially yield great benefits for the individual patient and the health care system. Until that time, the thought of vigorous exer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25184-0 prognostic information and are helpful in guiding return to work, developing an exercise prescription, and managing the patient during exercise training. This chapter focuses on the procedures necessary to insure that the exercise stress test yields information useful for guiding exercise training in cardiac rehabilitation or at home.