A great little interview with a sleep specialist popped up in my inbox today. North Jersey dot com journalist Betsy Querna sat down for 15 minutes with sleep specialist Beverly … Continued

Visiting a hospital’s sleep clinic used to be a somewhat scary and mysterious event though in this information age the mystery surrounding what happens during a sleep lab test has … Continued

As if just sleepiness, diatebes, heart problems and general brain-fog weren’t enough, a study now reports sleep apnoea syndrome sufferers are at an increased risk of loss of vision compared … Continued

RoadTransport.com today reports that eight in ten of male truck drivers in the UK are overweight. In the article, a health education warns truckers must improve their lifestyle or face … Continued

I read an interesting blog post today by a self-proclaimed born skeptic of just about everything. He wrote this post called “Sleep Apnea Skeptic“. It’s quite an entertaining read in … Continued

What happens when a computer science professor from Germany gets fed up with his own snoring? He puts his skills to good use and invents a computer controlled pillow which … Continued

When you look at blood oxygen levels, at least. Watching an interesting BBC Horizon documentary last night, it seems like patients with severe sleep apnoea are in the same league … Continued

CPAP therapy (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is the most effective and common treatment for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA). A CPAP machine keeps your airways open by providing regular pressurised air through a CPAP … Continued

Via the people I got my CPAP machine and masks from, I got in touch with Clare Jeffries who runs a Nutritional Therapy Practice in Surrey called Healthy Influence. We … Continued

On October 10th, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (N.I.C.E.) holds the second appraisal committee meeting. This is an important step in N.I.C.E.’s appraisal of Continuous Positive Airway … Continued