04.Phát âm chuẩn - Anh ngữ đặc biệt- Dying of a Happy Heart (VOA)

Dying of a broken heart sounds like the ending of a sad love story but it actually happens The broken heart syndrome, usually affect people who have received very bad news Broken heart syndrome is officially called Takotsubo syndrome or TTS It involves the sudden weakening of heart muscles The signs of TTS are chest pain and shortness of breath Although rare, it can lead to heart attacks and death Recently, researchers discovered that even happy events can cause TTS Christian Templin and Jelena Ghadri are with University Hospital Zurich For five years, they and a team of researchers tracked 1750 cases of TTS across nine countries The team found that emotional shocks caused TTS in 485 of those 1750 cases And within that group of 485, a total of 20 people could be said to have suffered from happy heart syndrome These events that caused happy heart syndrome include a birthday party, a surprise celebration and the birth of a grandchild However, none of these causes of happy heart syndrome caused death Ghadri and her team published their finding in the European Heart Journal They found TTS affects mostly women About 95 percent of patients in both the broken hearts and happy heart groups are women Happy and sad life events are of course, very different Further studies are needed to figure out if both kinds of TTS events share the same pathway in the central nervous system  ... the European Heart Journal They found TTS affects mostly women About 95 percent of patients in both the broken hearts and happy heart groups are women Happy and sad life events are of course,... syndrome include a birthday party, a surprise celebration and the birth of a grandchild However, none of these causes of happy heart syndrome caused death Ghadri and her team published their... shocks caused TTS in 485 of those 1750 cases And within that group of 485, a total of 20 people could be said to have suffered from happy heart syndrome These events that caused happy heart syndrome