Sleep Apnea
Beyond CPAP
Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is the first line of treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) but some people have difficulty tolerating it. CPAP can
Recognizing and Treating Sleep Disordered Breathing in Children
All parents know that a good night’s sleep is crucial for our children’s health and development. Yet we may overlook seemingly harmless sleep disturbances, unaware
Preparing for a Sleep Study
Going to the doctor can be daunting, but have you ever gone to the doctor and tried to fall asleep? If you or your family
When Breathing During Sleep Isn’t Normal
Hypoventilation & hypoxemia. HYPOVENTILATIONVentilation is the process of breathing air in and out. In this process, carbon dioxide is exhaled from the lungs and oxygen
Sleep Apnea 101
What everyone should know about this common sleep disorder. Sleep apnea is a pervasive, potentially dangerous disorder that deserves wider public awareness and understanding. An
Snoring is Common But Not Always Normal
Snoring is extremely common—one of the most common presenting symptoms to a sleep clinic. I had the good fortune to work with Professor Colin Sullivan,
Yes, Children Can Have Sleep Apnea Too
Understand the rates, risks and treatments for your little one. All around the world, parents worry about their children’s health. And while there is plenty
Sleep in the Dental Chair
Stacey Quo, DDS, MS has made it her passion to help patients who might never know they have a sleep disorder, find rest. Sometimes you
Sleep Apnea & Stroke
The symbiotic relationship you need to know about Twenty years ago, you would be hard pressed to find data on sleep apnea’s connection to stroke.
Risk Factors for Sleep Apnea
Obesity
Smoking
Enlarged tonsils
A family history of snoring or apnea
Snoring
Neck circumference
Being male
