American and Finnish researchers who tested the hostility level of 134 teenagers and children found that angry youths were 22 percent more likely to develop risk factors for heart disease than youths with lower anger scores.
Ameerika ja Soome teadlased, kes testisid 134 teismelise ja lapse vihataset, leidsid, et vihastel noortel võivad 22 protsenti tõenäolisemalt areneda südamehaiguse riskifaktorid kui nendel noortel, kes ei ole nii vihased.