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Recently, scientists from Columbia University revealed that experiencing intense anger could damage lining of the person's blood vessels, known as endothelium, eventually increasing the risk of heart disease.
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12 Products That May Help You Control Your Anger Nadine Jolie Courtney Why anger is on the rise These are difficult times. Whether it's the pandemic, politics, or social injustice, emotions are running high—chief among them, anger. But what is anger, and why are we feeling it these days more than ever? (These are the best ways to deal with anger.) "Anger is generally a crisis response that is reflective of a feeling of vulnerability," says Jennifer Hoskins-Tomko, a licensed clinical social worker at Clarity Health Solutions in Jupiter, Florida. "When we feel vulnerable in so...