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Johns Hopkins cardiologist Roy Ziegelstein, M.D., discusses heart disease and depression.

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Program Notes:Roy Ziegelstein

0:11   Heart disease and depression
1:24   What we found is many studies but not many on both
2:18   Findings run counter to my longstanding position
3:15   One in five people won’t be picked up
4:01   We do need to pay attention to depression
5:04   Ask patients to pay attention
6:01   Symptoms of depression and heart disease overlap
6:40   End



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