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<p>Acute psychological stress may contribute to cardiovascular disease risk through transient vascular dysfunction. In a randomized crossover study of healthy young adults, the Trier Social Stress Task increased brachial–femoral pulse wave velocity compared with a neutral time- and speech-matched control condition. Using an experimental design and statistical approach that addressed limitations identified in prior studies, these findings support meta-analytic evidence and suggest that transient arterial stiffening may represent a mechanism linking repeated stress exposure to long-term cardiovascular risk.</p>

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Acute psychological stress transiently increases arterial stiffness in young adults

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年6月2日

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  • Gabriel Zieff,
  • Craig Paterson,
  • Keeron Stone,
  • Aiden J. Chauntry,
  • William Niemeyer,
  • Tanisha Choudhury,
  • Erik D. Hanson,
  • Michelle L. Meyer,
  • Claudio Battaglini,
  • Justin B. Moore,
  • Simon Fryer,
  • Lee Stoner

摘要

Acute psychological stress may contribute to cardiovascular disease risk through transient vascular dysfunction. In a randomized crossover study of healthy young adults, the Trier Social Stress Task increased brachial–femoral pulse wave velocity compared with a neutral time- and speech-matched control condition. Using an experimental design and statistical approach that addressed limitations identified in prior studies, these findings support meta-analytic evidence and suggest that transient arterial stiffening may represent a mechanism linking repeated stress exposure to long-term cardiovascular risk.