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See Latest ArticlesType D personality among noncardiovascular patient populations
General Hospital Psychiatry, 10/28/09
Mols F et al. – Type D is a vulnerability factor that not only affects people with cardiovascular conditions but also those with other medical conditions. Type D was associated with poor physical and mental health status and poor self–management of the disease. Consequently, including Type D in future studies seems warranted.
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