Effects of mental stress on myocardial ischemia during daily life.
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R A Waugh | C M O'Connor | C. O'connor | R. Waugh | J. Blumenthal | David S. Krantz | W. Jiang | J. J. Morris | D. Frid | M. Babyak | E. Gullette | D J Frid | J J Morris | D S Krantz | J A Blumenthal | W Jiang | M Babyak | E C Gullette | W. Jiang
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