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For students who are struggling to achieve their desired grades, treating sleep apnea might make all the difference. Learn more.

Are you feeling depressed or anxious? If you have sleep apnea, CPAP can help.

Left untreated, OSA can cause secondary health issues including high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes and dyslipidemia, which in turn can lead to heart disease. 

With February being American Heart Health month, it is the perfect time to take a beat and learn a bit more about our bodies.

If you think that you may have sleep apnea yet are delaying treatment, you may be negatively impacting your gut health. Learn more here.

You don’t have to snore to have sleep apnea. This sleep disorder can also impact high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and headaches.

Many people are misinformed about sleep apnea and its side effects. Could you be one of them? Read this article to learn about four of the most common sleep apnea myths.

For children, teenagers and young adults, sleep apnea is often overlooked as a cause of their symptoms, but in reality it can affect people of any age.

Athletic performance, cognitive performance, sexual performance… there are many ways that sleep apnea can affect us functioning as we would like.