Baseline characteristics of study population.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Rates of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) morbidity and mortality have increased in young women aged ≤55 years but little is known about their experience recovering from and living with AMI. A personal recovery (experience of an identity shift manife...

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Main Author:	Cenjing Zhu (10335876) (author)
Other Authors:	Andrew Arakaki (22216322) (author), Alisia Pan (22216325) (author), Karina Danvers (22216328) (author), Andrea Barbardo (22216331) (author), Janan Wyatt (22216334) (author), Catherine X. Wright (22216337) (author), Donald S. Wright (22216340) (author), Louise Pilote (359564) (author), Valeria Raparelli (3456941) (author), Joan K. Monin (9362407) (author), Gabriele Oettingen (6432188) (author), Rachel P. Dreyer (12280314) (author), Anthony J. Pavlo (22216343) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Mental Health acute myocardial infarction 18 &# 8211 study findings revealed identity shift manifested first year post facilitating social support xlink "> rates general ami survivors 18 young women personal recovery framework e ., loss xlink "> e ., young women personal identity personal recovery term post study used social roles ami recovery transcribed verbatim three categories psychosocial domain phenomenological approach manage emotions improve awareness identifying opportunities identified around eight themes distinguished ways deviate largely depth interviews certain aspects 55 years
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Baseline characteristics of study population.

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