Anger May Temporarily Impair Blood Vessel Function, Increasing Heart Attack and Stroke Risk

An AI-generated image showing a person with an angry expression, with a close-up of a blood vessel in the background. The blood vessel could be depicted as constricted or impaired, symbolizing the temporary negative impact of anger on vascular function
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