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The rules used to diagnose sleep apnea may be systematically failing women — and new research is adding fuel to a growing debate about whether those rules need to change.
A groundbreaking study published in one of the world's most prestigious scientific journals has uncovered a surprising new explanation for why poor sleep makes us think, react, and remember worse — and the answer isn't just fatigue.
For decades, sleep apnea has been measured by one number: how many times per hour a patient stops breathing. But new research suggests that number alone may be dangerously incomplete — particularly for people with obesity.
