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sweet dreams my prettys
NEWS.com.au, Australia - Jun
26, 2004
... isolate. They range from lifestyle issues
to serious conditions such as sleep apnoea (when
sufferers stop breathing in their sleep). ...
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Lessons in good health
Townsville Bulletin, Australia - Jun
24, 2004
... Among the health problems increasingly
noted in obese youngsters are Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep
apnoea, asthma and orthopaedic complications. ...
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Australia's big fat epidemic
The Age, Australia - Jun
23, 2004
... They can get fatty liver, sleep
apnoea, they're more likely to have asthma, they're more likely to
have orthopaedic problems ... ...
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F&P to open in Tokyo
New Zealand Herald, New
Zealand - Jun 21, 2004
... largest Asian Pacific market for
respiratory humidifier systems and is also seen as a rapidly growing
market for devices to treat obstructive sleep apnoea.
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Gretton Homes' Unique Success with Obesity
Response Source (press
release), United Kingdom - Jun 15, 2004
... symptoms including poor muscle tone,
delayed motor development, learning difficulties and immature social
and emotional behaviour, sleep apnoea, short stature
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Akasha had State influence’, witness alleges
East African Standard, Kenya - Jun
14, 2004
... I had problems with nerves. I suffered from
sleep apnoea (inability to sleep). I was never
referred to a psychologist or a psychiatrist," Bhutt said. ...
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Doctors irate over report on child's death
Guardian, UK - Jun 9,
2004
... and had written to the committee more than
a year earlier because she was worried about the number of children
coming to her with sleep apnoea, a condition ...
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Snoring can mean health disorder
Times of India, India - Jun
9, 2004
... Doctors say the phenomena - sleep
apnoea syndrome - starts from snoring and the patient is unable to
go into deep sleep at night because snoring causes ...
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Obesity 'not cause of girl's death'
Lincolnshire Echo, UK - Jun
9, 2004
... Dr McKenzie also described four children
who required ventilatory assistance at home for sleep apnoea
who were effectively "choking on their own fat". ...
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Snorers too can sleep easy now
Indian Express, India - Jun
9, 2004
... The doctors said these sleep apnoea
syndromes lead to serious heart ailments, especially heart attacks and
high blood pressure.
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Child of three dies from being obese
The Herald, UK - May 26,
2004
... Dr Sheila McKenzie, a consultant at the
Royal London Hospital, also told of four children who required
ventilatory assistance at home for sleep apnoea. ...
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Now obesity kills child aged three
Telegraph.co.uk, UK - May
26, 2004
... said. "Were we able to study all severely
obese children, I am confident we would identify many more with
obstructive sleep apnoea.". ...
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How are you in bed?
London Free Press, Canada - 3
hours ago
... Sleeping on your back is associated with
increased snoring and sleep apnea, gastro-intestinal
problems and sleep-onset hallucinations, including out-of-body
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ENT ASSOCIATES JOINS ETMC NEURO INSTITUTE
Tyler Morning Telegraph, TX - Jun
26, 2004
... of ear, nose and throat problems. These
include dizziness and hearing loss, sinus and nasal allergy, headaches
and sleep apnea. ...
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Plenty of People Go from Bed to Worse
Good Housekeeping Magazine - Jun
26, 2004
... you have memory problems or headaches. One
problem could be sleep apnea, the experts agree. "This
refers to the frequent closure ...
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Helping kids help themselves
Muscatine Journal, IA - Jun
25, 2004
... overweight children and teens have an
increased susceptibility to type 2 diabetes, asthma, abnormal
cholesterol, heart disease, sleep apnea and
hypertension. ...
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Plenty of people go from bed to worse
Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Jun
25, 2004
... you have memory problems or headaches. One
problem could be sleep apnea, the experts agree. "This
refers to the frequent closure ...
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In our own backyard
Cloquet Pine Knot, MN - Jun
23, 2004
... It seems that this guy suffers from
something called “sleep apnea,” caused by the body not
getting enough breathing air. The ...
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Computers/Electronics News
PR Newswire (press release) - Jun
23, 2004
... Florida, entitled "Utility of a New High
Sampling Rate Oximeter and Dip-Rate Software at Diagnosing
Moderate-Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea." This research
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Perchance to sleep
San Jose Mercury News
(subscription), CA - Jun 23, 2004
... It turns out that Greg LaSorsa suffered
from sleep apnea, which causes people to stop breathing
repeatedly during their sleep, leading to a light, restless
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ERIC J. SINROD
USA Today - Jun 23, 2004
... Richard Campbell ("Campbell") brought suit
alleging that he had been terminated from employment because of his
handicap — sleep apnea — in violation of the ...
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Sleep apnea program set for Wed. at hospital
Winfield Daily Courier, KS - Jun
23, 2004
A sleep apnea update will be given by
Duke Naipohn, RRT, RPSGT, Wednesday at William Newton Hospital. The
program will be held from ...
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Police captain demoted, suspended over sleeping
Indianapolis Star, IN - Jun
22, 2004
... Shaw contended he has been diagnosed with
sleep apnea, which causes disruption of his sleep
at night and leaves him tired the next day. At West's request, Lt.
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Kangaroo Care Helps Full-Term Babies, Too
NBC5.com, IL - Jun 22,
2004
... The babies' vital signs changed. Their
heart rate dropped, and they had less episodes of sleep
apnea -- a common problem for preemies. ...
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Health director enjoys return home
News-Leader.com, United States - Jun
22, 2004
... open three new locations and grow
respiratory services such as home oxygen, CPAP (continuous positive
airway pressure) for sleep apnea, nebulizer compressors
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Local briefs
Poughkeepsie Journal, NY - Jun
21, 2004
... RHINEBECK -- Dutchess County AWAKE, an
educational support group for people affected by sleep apnea,
is having special presentation at 7 pm Thursday at the ...
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Medicine may alleviate arm, leg jerking
Arizona Republic, AZ - Jun
21, 2004
... Sometimes, PLMS is secondary to another
illness, such as sleep apnea or a nerve disorder.
Sleep apnea is marked by loud snoring ...
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Zzzzzzzz! How much sleep is enough?
MSNBC - Jun 21, 2004
... sleep. Sleep apnea is
also correlated with high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke and
driving accidents (plus daytime fatigue). ...
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Remedies: A Mute for the Roar of the Snorer
New York Times, NY - Jun
21, 2004
... When the airway becomes completely
obstructed, it causes sleep apnea, an interruption in
breathing that can have serious health consequences. ...
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Shirts could save lives
Ventura County Star, United
States - Jun 21, 2004
... hypnotics, a class of drugs approved by the
FDA for use of treatment of sleep disorders, would depress the
respiration of patients suffering from sleep apnea.
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State has no data on gastric-bypass success
New Brunswick Home News
Tribune, NJ - Jun 20, 2004
... risks were worth it, calling the procedure
a lifesaver that helped them manage medical problems like diabetes,
cardiac issues, hypertension and sleep apnea. ...
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F&P Healthcare target Japan's sleep treatment market
New Zealand Herald, New
Zealand - Jun 20, 2004
... announced plans to beef up its presence in
Japan in order to take advantage of the growing demand there for
devices to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and
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Am J Roentgenology
(subscription), United States - Jun 18, 2004
... Our purpose was to evaluate the causes of
persistent obstructive sleep apnea despite previous
tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy in children with Down syndrome as
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Local couple files multi-million lawsuit
Williston Daily Herald, ND - Jun
18, 2004
... Meanwhile their symptoms continue to
escalate. Sleep apnea plague both Kenneth and Barbara
who without treatment can stop breathing up to 137 times per hour.
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GOOD MORNING LOWCOUNTRY
Charleston Post Courier
(subscription), SC - Jun 18, 2004
... obesity, osteoporosis and heart disease. --
There's a link between low testosterone levels and sleep
apnea. That's about as far as ...
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ABC special to feature family's sleep makeover
Detroit Free Press, MI - Jun
18, 2004
... It turns out that Greg LaSorsa suffered
from sleep apnea, a condition in which people stop
breathing repeatedly during their sleep, leading to a light
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Family begins to reclaim sacrificed sleep
Sioux City Journal, IA - Jun
17, 2004
... It turns out that Greg LaSorsa suffered
from sleep apnea, a condition in which people stop
breathing repeatedly during their sleep, leading to a light
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Sleep apnea treatment improves heart risks
Heart Center Online - Jun
17, 2004
Jun 17 (Reuters Health) - People who experience
sleep apnea, or brief episodes when breathing stops, are
often treated with continuous positive airway pressure ...
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Sleep Apnea Treatment Improves Heart Risks
Reuters, UK - Jun 16,
2004
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who experience
sleep apnea, or brief episodes when breathing stops, are
often treated with continuous positive airway ...
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