Thank you to the crew of CityTV for a wonderful segment on Sleep and Sleep Apnea. A most special thanks to Dr. Alan Hoffman for taking the time away from his busy schedule to help us continue our efforts to educate our community about the different sleep disorders that people may suffer from. I hope [...]
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Well I’m sure that I can list 125 reasons why losing weight would be beneficial to all of us but I was inspired once again by another patient “BB” who lost 125 pounds and improved her Obstructive Sleep Apnea significantly. Her OSA has improved so much that there are no more traces of drop [...]
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One the most interesting revelations throughout these past few weeks is how much the simple things around me has helped me cope with the challenges of this endeavor. For anyone who has tried to lose weight, you know it isn’t easy. Most of all it isn’t easy to stay motivated. Just as in my previous [...]
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The new Swift FX for Her is now available! This new mask from ResMed takes all the good things from the original Swift FX and made it softer, lighter, and more streamlined. The new pink and grey headstraps that it comes with was not changed only for aesthetic reasons, they are slightly shorter to accommodate [...]
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HealthDay By Randy Dotinga WEDNESDAY, June 16 (HealthDay News) — A new study has found a link between air pollution and breathing-related disruptions during sleep. Conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health and Brigham & Women’s Hospital, the authors say this the first attempt to document a link between exposure to pollution and sleep-disordered [...]
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Summer is here and we have been getting lots of inquiries about travelling with CPAP. Most of the CPAP units manufactured after 2002 have a power supply that automatically adjusts to the various power supplies in different parts of the world. However, you will still need to use the correct adapter for the power supply [...]
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