Tag: coronary artery disease


Cognitive Dissonance: Why Your Brain Hates Contradictions

Cognitive Dissonance: Why Your Brain Hates Contradictions

Cognitive Dissonance Introduction to Cognitive Dissonance Cognitive dissonance is a psychological theory that describes the mental discomfort (dissonance) experienced by an individual who simultaneously holds two or more contradictory cognitions (ideas, beliefs, values, or emotional reactions). This state of inconsistency between thoughts, beliefs, or behaviors creates a feeling of unease, which individuals are motivated to […]

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ISCHEMIA

An Introduction to Ischemia: Definition and Physiological Impact Ischemia is a critical clinical condition characterized by a significant restriction in blood supply to tissues, which subsequently results in a profound deficiency of oxygen and vital nutrients necessary for cellular metabolism. In a healthy physiological state, the circulatory system ensures a continuous delivery of oxygenated blood […]

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CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, CORONARY-PRONE BEHAVIOR

Introduction to Coronary-Prone Behavior and CAD Risk The concept of coronary-prone behavior refers to specific, persistent patterns of conduct, emotional responses, and psychological coping mechanisms that are strongly correlated with an elevated threat of developing Coronary Artery Disease (CAD), often culminating in severe health events such as myocardial infarction or chronic angina. This field of […]

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