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5 Essential Facts to Know About Sleep Apnea

Obesity is a major risk factor

While central sleep apnea may be triggered by medical conditions (such as heart disorders) and certain medications (such as opioids), obstructive sleep apnea often affects people who are overweight. In fact, as many as half of people with OSA are overweight, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.

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