Heart Inflammation and Mental Stress Study
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“Heart Inflammation and Mental Stress Study”
The aim of the study is to investigate the neural underpinnings of cardiovascular reactivity to mental stress as a function of HIV and hypertensive risk.
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Behavioral - Paced breathing
Individuals will be fitted with a respiratory transducer and receive auditory tones with which to pace their rate of inspiration and expiration in the experimental group.
Behavioral - Active relaxation
Individuals will be provided with headphones while resting quietly listening to soft music or be provided with a hand-held device to monitor electrodermal activity.
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Heart Inflammation and Mental Stress Study
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NCT03695146
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b68Bne
