All are TRUE about sleep apnea EXCEPT. Men are more likely to be diagnosed with sleep apnea. It involves repeated interruption of normal breathing. Risk of sleep apnea decreases with age. Sleep apnea is treatable.
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All are TRUE about sleep apnea EXCEPT.
Men are more likely to be diagnosed with sleep apnea.
It involves repeated interruption of normal breathing.
Risk of sleep apnea decreases with age.
Sleep apnea is treatable.
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