Sleep Apnea News

Device reduces breathing disruptions long-term, study says

Finding supports use of CPAP therapy for condition, so blood pressure and blood sugar levels don't jump

Device helped with sleep apnea, but didn't cut deaths from cardiovascular causes, study finds

Research finds many men's urinary habits benefit when CPAP mask therapy is used

Not enough data to advise for or against such screening, U.S. experts in prevention and medicine say

Certain patients should be checked for the disorder before having surgery, researchers say

CPAP helped patients feel better, but didn't cut odds for heart death, heart attack or stroke, study found

Nightly breathing troubles may increase risk of heart attack, stroke following the coronary procedure

Study can't prove cause-and-effect, but experts point out that shuteye promotes healthy immune function

Research suggests that breathing disorder could exacerbate heart disease

Study found the combo was linked to raised odds of irregular heartbeat

Study found altered levels of brain chemicals that influence emotions, memory

But it's too early to prescribe them for patients with the disorder, experts say

Researchers find both common treatments, CPAP and MADs, produce modest decreases

Findings highlight the need to screen women for the nighttime breathing disorder, experts say

For some, it might work better than current standard treatment, researcher says

Study suggests popular apnea treatment could help ease symptoms of mood disorder

Treating Sleep Apnea May Reverse Brain Changes

Study finds that procedure boosted sleep and quality of life

Children with snoring or other irregular nighttime breathing need evaluation, experts say

Researcher says cause and effect can't be proved, but link between the two conditions is strong

Researchers recommend sleep disorder screening for patients with atrial fibrillation

Study suggests low oxygen levels, less time in deep shut-eye may contribute to brain changes

People with the sleep disorder take in less oxygen during exercise, small study finds

Remembering everyday things was harder for those whose slumber was disrupted during dreaming cycle