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Monthly Sleep Tip - September 2008

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Obstructive Sleep Apnea Linked with Depression
  • A study of 18,980 people found that people with depression were 5 times more likely to suffer from sleep-disordered breathing (SBO).
  • Symptoms of depression overlap with symptoms of SOB, which gives a risk for misdiagnosis.
  • Treating OSA may improve depression.

Ref. sleepfoundation.org, Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine vo/.3 issue 6 pg. 631-635.

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