Stock Market is the place which can be deeply linked with the myocardial infractions or heart attacks, this point has been researched by a team of people from the Duke University Medical Center on the basis of analysis of data collected during the Current US economic crisis.

According to the leading investigator of the study “During the period that the NASDAQ was declining, the MI (myocardial infarction, or heart attack) rates were increasing” and this team has also traced a rise in occurrence of heart attacks from January 2008 to July 2009 which is claimed to be the roller coaster period for the stock markets, the figures have been used from the Duke Databank for the Cardiovascular diseases.

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“Obstructive Sleep” or the “Apnea Syndrome” is a common symptom occurring among the individuals suffering from respiratory disturbances. The sleep disturbances are often seemed to be growing with the age. The people otherwise found medicinally healthy are found to develop breathing irregularities during sleep, particularly in the older individuals. This has been taken as matter of significance especially among the clinicians.

The different degrees and the defined symptoms related to the sleep disordered breathing are the other areas of importance which physicians are planning to give attention to.  The irregularities may range from completely obstructed breathing to loud snoring which can lead to reduction of oxygen supply during the sleep and early arousal.

‘Respiratory Disturbance Index (RDI)’ showed a significant increase in the intensity of the problems with the age so it can be even called a result of a normal aging process.  There are various medical documents to support the fact that there is a substantial increase of ‘sleep apnea syndrome’ with age, thus leading to the possibility of establishing the same relationship in the matter of respiratory disturbances. However these disturbances may occur in an individual without being accompanied by the symptoms or signs of ‘obstructive sleep apnea syndrome’.

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