Stress and depression can increase the risk of death or heart attack. Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center say when patients experience both conditions it’s a psychosocial perfect storm. SOURCE – 
American Heart Association/MedDay/CBS

Sepsis
A new study published in JAMA finds 40% of severe sepsis survivors are admitted back into the hospital for conditions that could have been prevented. Common reasons for readmission include heart failure and pneumonia. SOURCE – JAMA/MedDay/CBS
Sleep apnea
New research shows people with sleep apnea are much more likely to be in car accidents. Researchers in Sweden say excessive daytime sleepiness is common with sleep apnea and can lead to drowsy driving. The study found the risk dropped when patients received treatment.  
SOURCE – SLEEP/MedDay/CBS