Sleep Apnea Linked with Higher Spine Fracture Risk Among Women
Investigators examined data pertaining to 55,264 women without a history of bone fractures. Women with a history of OSA had a 2-fold higher risk of vertebral fracture.
Read MoreInvestigators examined data pertaining to 55,264 women without a history of bone fractures. Women with a history of OSA had a 2-fold higher risk of vertebral fracture.
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Read MoreThe team found a connection between stress-sensitive neurons in the brain that trigger cortisol’s release and nearby neurons that promote insomnia.
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