The cynomolgus macaque serves as a suitable primate model to study the impact of psychosocial factors on coronary atherogenesis.
Primate findings on psychosocial atherogenesis leave open human translation; support further mechanistic studies before clinical consideration.
The cynomolgus macaque provides a suitable primate model for studying how psychosocial factors contribute to coronary artery atherogenesis. Important interactions with diet, sex, and behaviorally elicited cardiovascular reactivity are described.
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