Science news articles about 'sleep apnoea'
... and endothelial function as part of an international randomized controlled trial (Multicentre Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Interventional Cardiovascular Trial; MOSAIC) which will show the impact of CPAP ...
Australian researchers have developed a system that determines your risk of developing sleep apnoea, just by looking at your face.
... and suicide – is also suspected.
Further research is needed to determine whether other sleep problems, such as sleep apnoea (interrupted breathing during sleep) and non-restorative sleep, where ...
... against oxygene depletion," Professor Rae explained.
"This is happening in someone with sleep apnoea acutely and continually when they are asleep. It's a completely different biochemical mechanism ...
Recent research is using a flexible probe to take 2d and 3d images in the airways of people who have sleep apnoea, a potentially harmful condition.
The damage sleep apnoea does to the brain is worse than thought and can cause effects similar to a stroke, research has found.
A recent study analysed the brain activity of sleeping people, and found that sleep apnoea impairs brain function.
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