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Post-accident communication: practical tips designed to diffuse anger.
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Mental health. Look back at anger.
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The transformation of anger into pathology.
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After the shift, a reunion with rage, grief, anger, sadness.
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Do anger and aggression affect carotid atherosclerosis?
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Handling of anger and ischemic stroke in women.
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Anger in nurses: don't lose it, use it.
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Take action before anger builds.
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Anger and myocardial infarction.
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Anger and myocardial infarction.
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Turn your anger into empowerment.
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Anger over HIV questions cancels blood clinic at Ottawa university.
Ottawa's Carleton University cancelled a February blood-donor clinic after the Red Cross failed to hold sensitivity-training sessions for its volunteers. The sessions were requested after students complained that the organization's screening procedures are insensitive and offend gay students. The Red Cross maintains that rigorous screening, including questions about high-risk sexual behaviour, is essential if the blood supply is to be protected. In March a compromise was announced: the Red Cross will begin sensitivity training for its volunteer workers in April and blood-donor clinics will return to Carleton in the fall.