How do you know which sleep apnea treatment is right for you ... by a tube to a vacuum that puts your tongue in the right position to help your airways stay open as you sleep.

While generally considered the healthiest sleep position, sleeping on your side can be detrimental if done incorrectly. Prolonged pressure on one side of the face can cause shoulder and neck pain, ...

An implant for sleep apnea is one of the few CPAP alternatives. This article compares hypoglossal nerve stimulation and ...

According to statistics by the American Association of Medicine, the disorder sleep apnea affects approximately 30 million US ...

Although most Americans sleep with two pillows, Missouri-based physical therapist Sammy Spiegel recently revealed why you may ...

A 2011 clinical trial published in the journal Sleep Medicine, co-written by Brown, found avoiding the supine (face-up) ...

Daytime drowsiness puts people with sleep apnea at risk for motor vehicle crashes and industrial accidents. Treatment can help ... sleeping on your back (supine position) can make OSA worse ...

position modestly reduced the severity of apnea in people who'd had a stroke. "We don't know, however, if treatment to avoid supine positioning, or any other treatment for sleep apnea, helps ...