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Hypochondria study finds higher death rate among those who fear serious illness – syracuse.com

Editorial Team by Editorial Team
December 14, 2023
in Mental Health
Scientists discovered a surge of unknown activity in people's brains as they died – BGR
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  1. Hypochondria study finds higher death rate among those who fear serious illness  syracuse.com
  2. In hypochondria paradox, Swedish study finds a higher death rate in those who fear serious illness  The Associated Press
  3. Those who fear serious illness have higher death rates  Omaha World-Herald
  4. Hypochondriasis Linked to Increased Risk of Death  Medpage Today
  5. AP Trending SummaryBrief at 12:10 p.m. EST | National News | clintonherald.com  Clinton Herald



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