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Sleep Apnea: Get the Facts

It is estimated that up to 22 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea. Approximately 80% of those cases are undiagnosed.

New findings from this year’s Obesity Week (yes, that’s a real conference) suggest obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is linked to

If you are suffering from depression or PTSD and sleep apnea, there is hope on the horizon! Studies show that

Ladies, this one’s for you. Pregnancy can be rough. There’s morning sickness, weight gain, and the knowledge that life, as

Obstructive sleep apnea spares no one – not even children. According to statistics, between 1% and 3% of children suffer

Do you find yourself out of breath while you exercise, no matter how much you work out? It may not

Last was Kidney Week – an annual rager organized by the American Society of Nephrology (the study of kidneys). Over 13,000

Don’t remember where you parked your car? Stop blaming it on old age or just writing yourself as “forgetful;” it

Some people go to a psychic to learn about their future. Others turn to science. In this case, we’ll turn

If you weren’t thinking about sex already – there is a good chance that you are now. Sorry about that.