sleep apnea
sleep apnea
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by Andrew Stratton - 2007-07-12
Efforts to discover what causes sleep apnea have been intense, and although the actual cause may not have been identified, researchers have discovered that sleep apnea (sleep apnoea) health problems c...
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by Damien Johnson - 2007-07-13
Do you snore? Do you feel like you are not getting enough sleep? Do you wake up in the middle of the night gasping for air? Then stop procrastinating. Have your self checked. It might be sleep apnea.S...
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by Damien Johnson - 2007-07-13
In the fast-paced lifestyle of the 21st century, it is not surprising that sleep disorders are on the rise. There's just a lot that needs to be done in our daily lives, career, studies, kids, the car ...
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by Jeff Foster - 2007-07-25
Okay, so it sounds a bit ridiculous, but there truly is such a term as sleep hygiene. As you truly understand the meaning of sleep hygiene and it is quite likely that your quality of sleep will be si...
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by Patricia Hammond - 2007-07-30
It's easy to immediately think of insomnia when one hears of the term sleep disorder. A lot of people may not know though that sleep apnea is also an equally distressing sleep disorder. The best way t...
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by Paul Conway - 2007-08-02
Are you one of the eighteen million people in this country suffering from a sleep disorder? Even more disturbing is the fact that up to 4% of persons suffering from sleep disorders are undiagnosed. Ho...
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by Lisa Bower - 2007-08-11
Sleep Apnea is the cessation (stoppage) of breathing for more than 10 seconds during sleep. Apnea can be caused by many factors such as the airway muscles relaxing so much during deep sleep stages tha...
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by Lisa Bower - 2007-08-10
Sleep Apnea is the cessation (stoppage) of breathing for more than 10 seconds during sleep. Apnea can be caused by many factors such as the airway muscles relaxing so much during deep sleep stag...
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by Devin Greenfield - 2007-10-04
While eupnoea is normal breathing, hypopnea is an abnormal type of breathing when the airflow is labored because of some pathology of the respiratory system. In other words it's underbreathing. ...
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by Laura Ng - 2007-10-07
We all know sleep is important because our bodies' systems undergo repair and maintenance during our sleep.But during our lives, we will experience some sleepless nights which are considered normal. ...
