Sleep Apnea and Depression

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Florence Cardinal

Wed, June 20, 2007

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This week's bulletin from the National Sleep Foundation reports that there's new evidence for a link between sleep apnea and depression. I learned about this by first-hand experience. My ExperienceAs I've mentioned before, my husband suffered from sleep apnea. Norman was a big man,...

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Maria

7/ 3/07 12:08pm

Thank you for your informative SharePost. Aside from its link to sleep apnea and other sleep disorders, depression in general can diminish your health in many ways. Emotional health is as important as physical health, be it sleep-related or not. Thank you for sharing this.

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