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	Anger May Boost Cholesterol in Out-of-Shape Women (New York, Reuters Health, 3/20/02) Dr. Aron Wolfe Siegman and colleagues at the University of Maryland in Baltimore reported that middle-aged women who were relatively unfit and exhibited frequent outbursts of anger tended to have higher cholesterol and LDLs than their peers who were either calmer and/or physically fit. This study raises the possibility that physical fitness may offset the detrimental effects of a volatile personality. click here for Cardiovascular News Overview

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