(NewsNation) — People with certain genetic traits are at a higher risk of heart attack during stressful events, such as a presidential election and holidays, a new study shows. According to the study presented at the American College of Cardiology's Annual Scientific Session, people with specific genetic traits like anxiety or depression are at a "significantly higher heart attack risk." Researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital said the study was the first to examine the genetic basis for stress sensitivity as a potential driver behind acute coronary syndromes (ACS). These syndromes include "heart attacks and other serious conditions where the heart is suddenly deprived of bl
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