Sleep apnea is often mischaracterized as a “men’s disorder.” The truth is that it affects women too—though not always in the same way. Dealing with sleep apnea can be different for women, due in part to their risk factors, the symptoms they experience and their difficulty obtaining a diagnosis.Here’s an overview of some of the key differences between sleep apnea...

Did you know that some of your attributes, characteristics and behaviors could be putting you at risk of developing sleep apnea? When we talk about the term “risk factor,” we mean: a variable that increases the likelihood of a certain medical condition or injury. Risk Factors for Sleep Apnea You may already be aware of the common symptoms of sleep...