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• Breathing and bladders make uneasy bedfellows
  Independent Online, South Africa - 31 Jul 2003
  ... Anecdotal evidence suggests that some adults with breathing problems such as sleep
  apnoea (brief breathing interruptions during sleep) also wet their beds ...
  
• I USED TO EVEN FALL ASLEEP WAITING AT TRAFFIC LIGHTS
  Aberdeen Evening Express, UK - 21 Jul 2003
  ... what. She was at the end of the tether when she was a referred to
  a psychiatrist who suggested she might have sleep apnoea. Seven ...
  
• Breathing troubles the cause of bed-wetting?
  ABC Online, Australia - 31 Jul 2003
  ... Anecdotal evidence suggests that some adults with breathing problems such as sleep
  apnoea (brief breathing interruptions during sleep) also wet their beds.".
  
• Pfizer warns of deaths linked to growth hormone
  New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 25 Jul 2003
  ... deaths were among Prader-Willi patients with one or more special risk factors, including
  "severe obesity, history of respiratory impairment or sleep apnoea, or ...
  
• Pensioner set for rent battle
  Bendigo Advertiser, Australia - 27 Jul 2003
  ... `I have arachnoiditis and I was only recently diagnosed with sleep apnoea,'' he
  said. ``The parts I had to buy for the machine for sleep apnoea were $200. ...
  
• Fisher & Paykel offshoot in good health
  Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 26 Jul 2003
  ... The American Sleep Association estimates 60 million people globally (including 15
  million to 20 million Americans) have obstructive sleep apnoea (where snoring ...
  
• CONDITION CAN LEAD INTO DANGER
  Aberdeen Evening Express, UK - 21 Jul 2003
  ... night. Many people with sleep apnoea do not realise that they are
  awakening to breathe many times during the night. The arousal ...
  
• Brain chemistry link to sleep disorders
  BBC News, UK - 7 Jul 2003
  Scientists found evidence linking faulty brain chemistry to two disorders,
  obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) and REM sleep behaviour disorder (RBD). ...
  
• Chemical brain imbalances blamed for some serious sleep disorders
  Independent, UK - 7 Jul 2003
  ... Brain scans showed people with two kinds of sleep problem - sleep apnoea, in which
  the person stops breathing while asleep, and REM behaviour disorder (RBD ...
  
• Landmark case for ‘ neglected ’ schizophrenic
  Hounslow Guardian, UK - 18 Jul 2003
  ... suffering from a number of ailments at the time of death – including hypoxia,
  copulmonale (heart disease), obesity/hyperventilation syndrome/sleep Apnoea/ ...
  
• 31 STONE JUNK FOOD ADDICT AGE 16
  Sunday People, UK - 19 Jul 2003
  ... The crunch came when Jonathan was having difficulty breathing at night because
  of sleep apnoea - a condition where the body does not get enough oxygen. ...
  
• Media: Call for review of health charges
  Clinnix Pro, UK - 8 Jul 2003
  ... Brain scans showed people with two kinds of sleep problem – sleep apnoea,
  and REM behaviour disorder – produced abnormally low levels of the ...
  
• F&P Healthcare gets FDA clearance for neonatal unit
  New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 10 Jul 2003
  ... Healthcare's heated humidifier for treating obstructive sleep apnoea -- a condition
  in which breathing stops during sleep -- had done particularly well on the ...
  

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• Stop Sleep Apnea
  KLTV, TX - 29 Jul 2003
  ... People with sleep apnea actually are suffocating at night and the mask is creating
  enough pressure to get air in and out of the lungs," explains Dr. Perkins. ...
  
• Vitamin E - Sleep Apnea - Breastfeeding - St . Jude Dream Home ...
  WLBT-TV, MS - 30 Jul 2003
  ... of snoring. The right candidate for the NORAD is a snorer with no
  more than mild to moderate sleep apnea. Talk with your dentist. ...
  
• Sleep apnea to be discussed at Mercy Memorial forum
  Daily Ardmoreite, OK - 28 Jul 2003
  The Mercy Memorial Health Center Sleep Lab is teaming up with Respironics and Lincare
  to sponsor a free sleep apnea forum beginning at 6:30 pm Thursday at the ...
  
• Drug treatment shows promise against sleep apnea
  Chicago Sun Times, IL - 23 Jul 2003
  Anyone who suffers from sleep apnea or knows someone who does understands how
  troublesome life can be for people who stop breathing while they sleep. ...
  
• New Help for Sleep Apnea
  drkoop.com - 24 Jul 2003
  THURSDAY, July 24 (HealthDayNews) -- A new oral device helps people with sleep
  apnea, says a small study in the July issue of the American Journal of ...
  
• Sleep/Eating Disorder Tough to Fix
  WFIE-TV, IN - 9 hours ago
  ... effect. Sleep eating can also be caused by conditions that interrupt
  sleep such as sleep apnea or restless legs syndrome. It's usually ...
  
• Sleep apnea disrupts millions of Americans' sleep
  Monroe News Star, LA - 16 Jul 2003
  ... A customer at Twin City Barber Shop, where Key is a barber, suggested
  Key might have sleep apnea. After several tests at St. Francis ...
  
• Snorers live dangerously
  Expatica, Netherlands - 29 Jul 2003
  ... end and that leads to asphyxiation," Zulley says. "It's clinical name
  is sleep apnea.". Untreated, sleep apnea can be a symptom of ...
  
• No one is immune from news
  Salisbury Post, NC - 15 hours ago
  ... day. Ralph Williams, 60, is diabetic. They will now have to pay for
  the machine that helps with his sleep apnea. Ralph Williams ...
  
• FSU D-line needs Dockett to perform
  Orlando Sentinel, FL - 3 hours ago
  ... During the hearing, it was determined that Collins suffered from undiagnosed
  sleep apnea, which caused him to fall asleep at the wheel. ...
  

• Confidential chat
  Boston Globe, MA - 27 Jul 2003
  ... TIM'S MOM: I have suffered from sleep apnea for more than three years. Before
  being diagnosed, I was waking up many times at night, gasping for breath. ...
  
• New Dental Device Can Help Stop Snoring
  Champlain Channel.com, NY - 31 Jul 2003
  ... The more severe version of this is called sleep apnea, which is a total blockage
  of the airway passage causing the person to stop breathing for 10 seconds or ...
  
• Health Alert: anti-snoring mouthguard
  WIS, SC - 31 Jul 2003
  ... I feel a little bit more refreshed in the morning.". The right candidate for
  the Norad is a snorer with no more than mild to moderate sleep apnea. ...
  
• Snoring can signal child's sleep disorder
  News 9 San Antonio, TX - 30 Jul 2003
  ... right.". Nothing was right because Mitzkat wasn't getting the right amount
  of sleep. She had what's called obstructive sleep apnea. Her ...
  
• Health Notes
  Salt Lake Tribune, UT - 31 Jul 2003
  ... In the large scheme of things, diabetes is not a huge risk factor compared to conditions
  such as sleep apnea, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, youth ...
  
• Overweight people pay a hefty price
  MSN Money - 31 Jul 2003
  ... Obesity is associated with chronic diseases, several types of cancer, sleep apnea
  and osteoarthritis, among other things, says Eric Finkelstein of RTI ...
  
• Sleep Disorder
  WOTV, MI - 25 Jul 2003
  Tom Thompson died when he was 59 years old. His wife and daughter say he suffered
  from sleep apnea. "He never made it to the sleep clinic," says wife Bea. ...
  
• Sleep Disorder Study
  WHTM (ABC27), PA - 25 Jul 2003
  Tom Thompson died when he was 59 years old. His wife and daughter say he suffered
  from sleep apnea. Bea Thompson/Wife, "He never made it to the sleep clinic. ...
  
• Surgery becoming more popular as weight-loss method for obese
  Wichita Eagle, KS - 29 Jul 2003
  ... She developed sleep apnea, hip pain, knee pain, depression and gastroesophageal
  reflux disease, an illness that causes burning pain in the esophagus. ...
  
• Super-size problem: Americans' struggle with obesity takes ...
  Grand Forks Herald, ND - 29 Jul 2003
  ... obesity's consequences include an epidemic of Type 2 diabetes, increased rates of
  heart disease, stroke, cancer, arthritis, asthma, depression, sleep apnea and ...
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• Snoring could signal a dangerous condition
  Boston Globe, MA - 15 Jul 2003
  ... partner. But snoring can be a symptom of sleep apnea, which can lead
  to serious health consequences, and, in rare cases, death. ...
  
• Sleep pattern can affect child ’ s behavior
  Tuscaloosa News, AL - 31 Jul 2003
  ... Less commonly, they could be serious problems such as sleep apnea or night terrors,
  according to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. ...
  
• Slumber Powers Study
  The Ledger, Florida - 29 Jul 2003
  ... Less commonly, they could be serious problems, such as sleep apnea or night terrors,
  according to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. ...
  
• Study links ethnicity, fitful nights
  DailyStar.com - 19 Jul 2003
  Trouble snoozing: Annin Ross, 13, discovered she suffered from sleep
  apnea as a part of the survey. She is being fitted with an ...
  
• New center analyzes sleeping problems
  Coshocton Tribune, OH - 29 Jul 2003
  COSHOCTON -- Linda Kaye Hall can think more clearly and function better during
  the day now that she has been diagnosed as having sleep apnea -- or the ...
  
• Dental Appliance Helps Eliminate Snoring
  WAVE, KY - 30 Jul 2003
  ... The right candidate for the NORAD is a snorer with no more than mild
  to moderate sleep apnea. A dentist has to fit you for it. It ...
  
• Rachel is thriving on expert US treatment
  icNorthWales, UK - 29 Jul 2003
  ... was just two-years-old Rachel, who celebrated her 12th birthday with a VIP visit
  to Columbus Zoo earlier this month, has suffered from a form of sleep apnea, ...
  
• Healthbeat: Stop Snoring!
  WALB-TV, GA - 30 Jul 2003
  ... The right candidate for the NORAD is a snorer with no more than mild
  to moderate sleep apnea. A dentist has to fit you for it, and ...
  
• New Mouthpiece Device Claims to Stop Snoring
  WAVY-TV, VA - 30 Jul 2003
  ... I feel a little bit more refreshed in the morning.". The right candidate for
  the NORAD is a snorer with no more than mild to moderate sleep apnea. ...
  
• Pfizer warns of growth hormone
  CNN - 25 Jul 2003
  ... deaths were among Prader-Willi patients with one or more special risk factors, including
  "severe obesity, history of respiratory impairment or sleep apnea, or ...

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