Do you find yourself out of breath while you exercise, no matter how much you work out? It may not
Category: Medical Studies
Study Shows That Obstructive Sleep Apnea Can Wreak Havoc on Diabetic Kidneys
Last was Kidney Week – an annual rager organized by the American Society of Nephrology (the study of kidneys). Over 13,000
Forgetting Things? New Study Shows You Can Blame Sleep Apnea.
Don’t remember where you parked your car? Stop blaming it on old age or just writing yourself as “forgetful;” it
Snoring During Twenties May Be Predictive of Early Onset of Sleep Apnea
Some people go to a psychic to learn about their future. Others turn to science. In this case, we’ll turn
Get Your Sexy Back: CPAP Does Not Hinder Your Sexual Quality of Life
If you weren’t thinking about sex already – there is a good chance that you are now. Sorry about that.
Undiagnosed Sleep Apnea Among Women is on the Rise
We have known for a while that while sleep apnea seems to be more prevalent in men, there is a
Science Shows Sleep Is More Elusive As We Age
Why do we need sleep? Well, as soon as you close your eyes and drift off to the Land of
New Study: Treating Sleep Apnea in Cardiac Patients Reduces Hospital Readmission Rates
As if we didn’t already know the multitudes of benefits that using a CPAP brings, there is now even more
Disturbing Video Drastically Increases CPAP Compliance
The list of things we’re afraid of because of movies and television is endless: quicksand, staircases, flickering TVs, attics, gangs
Tongue Size May Predict Sleep Apnea Risk in Obese Adults
Very few of us pay attention to our tongues. Sure we brush them every morning, but that’s about it. It