Adults with the healthiest sleep patterns (morning risers, sleeping 7-8 hours a day and no frequent insomnia, snoring or excessive daytime sleepiness) experienced a 42% reduction in the risk of heart failure compared to those with unhealthy sleep patterns https://t.co/3pzvRviHYq
This supports our approach at Auckland Sleep. We spend 45 minutes screening our snoring and sleep apnoea patients for other sleep co-morbidities and the results show! https://t.co/LragfaiAiM
Among patients reporting to a sleep surgery clinic, researchers noted an elevated risk for comorbid #insomnia. The results support the connection between insomnia, nasal obstruction, and CPAP intolerance. https://t.co/xoxTqurpL0
If you are a teacher in Aotearoa NZ & find yourself with a greater workload due to colleagues being absent, we can do a video call on the role of sleep for better physical, mental and emotional health in these pandemic times. #ReliefClassesForNZTeachers
Smart Polymer implants for OSA... How's that for cutting edge research? Surgical pun not intended! Great work, Richard Lewis @Dissecticon and Stuart Mackay https://t.co/TrZIHxDmGd