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Silent sleep apnea can still disrupt your sleep and affect your long-term health
Obstructive sleep apnea can lead to high blood pressure — and vice versa
Sleep apnea is associated with sudden cardiac death and other complications that increase your risk of mortality
Here’s what to know from a sleep medicine specialist
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Manage your sleep apnea and keep your diabetes in check
These surgeries may be recommended if your child has obstructive sleep apnea or frequent throat infections
A drop in heart rate, sleep apnea and changes in sleep position are all possible reasons
Genes, family history and anatomy can all influence obstructive sleep apnea — but lifestyle factors can, too
Sleep disorders, mental health conditions and other health concerns can all affect the quality of your sleep
Mouth taping may seem promising, but it can actually cause more harm than good, especially if you snore or have sleep apnea
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