Stock market dips linked to heart attack increase

During the period of increased volatility in the stock market in 2006-2009, when stock market values decreased, heart attacks seemed to increase, and then decreased when stock trends improved.

While earlier studies showed a link between traumatic events such Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and an increased risk of "cardiac events," there was limited data on the impact of financial markets.

References:
Stock market dips linked to heart attack surge: study - Yahoo! News.

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