Depression is common in adult patients with cardiac disease, with approximately 1
in 3 individuals who survive an acute myocardial infarction having some form of depression.1 Cardiac patients with depression are less likely to acknowledge their condition and
have decreased motivation to follow recommended treatments, negatively affecting their
recovery and overall quality of life.1
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