interesting article
"The National Institutes of Health study followed more than 1,500 adults between ages 30 and 60 for an average of 13.8 years. Those who had sleep-disordered breathing -- another name for apnea -- at the start were two to three times more likely to die from any cause.
Researchers said in a news release that the effect was tied to severity of breathing problems, but was not due to age, obesity or heart health."
Intersting, indeed. I better get my will ready.
B
Researchers said in a news release that the effect was tied to severity of breathing problems, but was not due to age, obesity or heart health."
Intersting, indeed. I better get my will ready.
B
Diagnosed 9/4/07
Sleep Study Titrated to 19 cm H2O
Rotating between Activa and Softgel
11/2/07 RemStar M Series Auto with AFlex 14-17
10/17/08 BiPAP Auto SV 13/13-23, BPM Auto, AHI avg <1
Sleep Study Titrated to 19 cm H2O
Rotating between Activa and Softgel
11/2/07 RemStar M Series Auto with AFlex 14-17
10/17/08 BiPAP Auto SV 13/13-23, BPM Auto, AHI avg <1