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NEWSLETTER Interviews

The following Newsletters are devoted primarily to interviews with leading authorities on various stress related topics to which they have made significant contributions.

Stress and Hypertension - October 2003 issue of Health and Stress		An interview with Dr. John Laragh on why the treatment of hypertension has been such a dismal failure .

Type A & Coronary Disease - June 2004 issue of Health and Stress		Separating Fact from Fiction An interview with Dr. Ray Rosenman.

Speaking Heart to Heart - September and October 2005 issues of Health and Stress		An interview with Dr. James J. Lynch, author of The Broken Heart: The Medical Consequences of Loneliness, The Language of the Heart and A Cry Unheard on his forthcoming book, Speaking of Love.

Stress, Hypertension and the Metabolic Syndrome - April 2005 issue of Health and Stress		An interview with Dr. Björn Folkow on stress, hypertension and the metabolic syndrome.

Sizing Up the Scope of Stress - August 2007 issue of Health and Stress		An interview with Dr. Richard Rahe

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