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TAP reading note: Psychosocial, hemostatic, and inflammatory correlates of delayed poststress blood pressure recovery
Delayed systolic pressure recovery was associated with social and psychological factors and delayed recovery in factor VIII and plasma viscosity, but not HRV. Recovery measures from different systems were not interchangeable.
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- TAP-RDN-0099
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- The Allostasis Project
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Psychosocial, hemostatic, and inflammatory correlates of delayed poststress blood pressure recovery
Steptoe A, Marmot M
Psychosomatic medicine · 2006
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