A Duke University physician says there are probably a lot more cases than we realize, because women's symptoms often differ from those of men. Tom Britt has more. Newby says there is evidence that more women are having heart attacks. In Cut 2, she says the increase could be because women are living longer.
Some people keep their anger bottled up inside.
Others go into a rage. A Duke University psychiatrist says it is much better to ask yourself a few simple questions before you let anger get the better of you. Tom Britt has more. Williams says when you are angry and do answer yes to all four questions, it is important to channel the anger constructively, rather than allowing it to control you.