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Sleep apnoea and cancer

Posted on 21/09/2012 by Danny Eckert and Jayne Carberry
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Sleep apnoea is a common breathing disorder in which the upper airway collapses repetitively throughout the night leading to low oxygen levels and disrupted sleep. The most common treatment is continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy. Continue reading →

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