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See Latest ArticlesThe prevalence and correlates of mind-body therapy practices in patients with acute coronary syndrome
Complementary Therapies in Medicine, 09/26/08
Leung L et al. - One-third of ACS patients practised some form of MBT. The greater MBT practice among female ACS patients is noteworthy, given their generally lower physical activity and lower receipt of evidence-based treatments including cardiac rehabilitation. In addition, there is some evidence that MBT can promote mental well-being, and thus such practice might reduce risk related to negative affect in cardiac patients.
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