Women with OSA often report symptoms that are less dramatic or more subtle than those typically described in men. These subtler presentations can be valid signals of OSA, even if they don't fit the "textbook" picture many people imagine.

Obstructive Sleep Apnea research in 2025 is shaping a brighter outlook for 2026. Here’s what’s new, what’s emerging, and what it all might mean for the year ahead.

Using your CPAP every night isn't always easy. However, new research shows that continued CPAP therapy may protect your brain in ways you might not yet have considered.

The Mallampati classification was created to predict how difficult it might be to place a breathing tube during anesthesia. A crowded-looking throat (a high Mallampati class) also seems to show up more often in people with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).