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New Artificial Intelligence Technologies Are Improving Sleep Health and Fighting Disease

Photo by Hitesh Choudhary via Unsplash   According to recent analyses by sleep health professionals, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is improving sleep medicine by making diag...

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Sleep Apnea and Insomnia on the Rise Among U.S. Military Personnel

Photo by Hossein Gholami via Unsplash   Rates of sleep apnea and insomnia have been dramatically rising for over a decade in the U.S. military, according to a new study published in the journal Sl...

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Treating Sleep Apnea Can Lower the Risk of Age-Related Dementia

Photo by Nani Chavez via Unsplash   Recent studies have found that sleep apnea, a disorder with a high number of common comorbidities, is closely linked to age-related dementia such as Alzheimer’s...

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Researchers Question Why Sleep Apnea Patients Were Not a Priority for Early COVID-19 Vaccinations

Photo by Steven Cornfield via Unsplash   While the COVID-19 vaccination rollout will soon be including a majority of adult U.S. citizens, there have been many questions about who should have been ...

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New Global Survey Finds More Sleep Problems but Less CPAP Use During COVID-19 Pandemic

Photo by engin akyurt via Unsplash   A new survey conducted by health technology company Philips Respironics highlights an alarming discrepancy between rising sleep-related health problems and sig...

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CPAP Discipline - How to Keep From Slipping Out of Your Treatment Routine

Photo by Adrian Swancar via Unsplash   One of the most important aspects of positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy is regular treatment adherence. Defined as a minimum of four hours per night at l...

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CPAP Therapy Leads to Increases in Physical Activity, According to New Study

Photo by bruce mars via Unsplash   A new study has found that CPAP therapy is associated with increased physical activity among adults with sleep apnea and cardiovascular conditions. The study, kn...

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Survey Says - People Don’t Know Enough About Sleep Apnea

Photo by Nicole Wolf via Unsplash   According to a recent survey conducted by the health technology company Itamar Medical, an average of nearly 90 percent of Americans believe they are familiar w...

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