Talking Sleep

Untreated OSA and Alzheimer’s Disease

Aug 26, 2022

35:44

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Is Sleep Stage Transition a Predictor of Fenerophoment?

02:15

Is C Pap Helpful for Cardiovascular Outcomes?

02:06

The Interaction Between Sleep Apne and All Summers

02:07

Introduction

2min

Neuronal Filmment Light in Ashamers Disease

2min

The Interaction Between Sleep Apne and All Summers

2min

Is There a Metabolic Associated With Alsheimers?

4min

Sleep Apna

2min

Is There Evidence That You Shouldn't Take Too Many Breaks From Your Pat Machine?

3min

Sleep Apnea and Cognitive Health

4min

How Did You Come Up With the Idea for Sleep Apny Effects?

3min

How Long Did It Take You to Complete the Study?

3min

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Is Sleep Stage Transition a Predictor of Fenerophoment?

2min

11.

Is C Pap Helpful for Cardiovascular Outcomes?

2min

12.

Do You Think Randomized Clinical Trials for Pap Are the Gold Standard?

3min

13.

I Think It's Going to Be a Litle Bit More Challenging, Right?

2min

14.

Sleep Medicine - Talking Sleep

2min

In today’s episode of Talking Sleep, we’re sitting down with Dr. Andrew Varga to discuss links between obstructive sleep apnea and neurodegenerative diseases. Dr. Varga is part of a research team from Mount Sinai that recently published findings showing just one night without using CPAP can increase the presence of biomarkers associated with Alzheimer’s disease.