Why the study?
Patients with cardiovascular disease often experience anxiety and depression, but the central and bridge symptoms in their anxiety-depression network remain unclear.
Population
1180 patients with CVD
Design
Survey-based network analysis
Authors
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Highlights potential targets for anxiety-depression intervention in CVD; leaves open whether targeting central symptoms improves outcomes.
In patients with cardiovascular disease, specific symptoms like restlessness and fear of terrible events act as central and bridge nodes in the anxiety-depression network, offering potential targets for psychological intervention.
Zhao et al. (2025) studied this question.
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