The clinical significance of the association between depression, stress, and coronary heart disease remains uncertain, highlighting the need for more complex models.
Clinical CHD care should not shift on depression-stress links alone; leaves open need for complex models in trials.
Depression has been related both to the development of coronary heart disease and to prognosis in patients following acute myocardial infarction, but the clinical significance of these associations remains uncertain.
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