Sleep apnea - Center for Corrective Surgery: Athlete's Death Has Been an

Center for Corrective Surgery: Athlete's Death Has Been an
PR Newswire (press release), NY - Aug 26, 2005 "Every time an athlete dies with the slightest suspicion of sleep apnea, patients rush to They could still be suffering from sleep apnea and its complications.

Research Leads to Clues About Fatal Sleep Apnea
HealthCentral.com - Aug 9, 2005 The cumulative loss of special cells in the area of the brain that controls breathing may account for fatal cases of sleep apnea -- a condition in which a

Sleep Apnea Related To Death And Loss Of Brain Cells
MedIndia, India - Aug 8, 2005 from UCLA had reported in the recent issue of Nature Neuroscience that people who die in their sleep suffer from loss of brain cells due to sleep apnea.

Asthma Drug Helps Kids with Sleep Apnea
Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscription), GA - Aug 5, 2005 American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, support the existence of a chronic inflammatory process in children with obstructive sleep apnea.

Pill brings relief for sleep apnea patients
WFAA (subscription), TX - Aug 19, 2005 They suffer from sleep apnea, which can result in a shortened lifespan. But the CPAP remains the most effective treatment for sleep apnea.