America's troubles lead to more doctor visits
ABC News, October 9, 2008
Stress and uncertainty about the stock market, jobs, housing and retirement can actually trigger physical symptoms, doctors say. As a result, America's troubles could lead to more visits to the doctor for some. Doctors say people's financial troubles can, in fact, spread to your body and cause everything from ulcers to heart attacks.
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