How Sleep Apnea Affects Your Lifespan 😨😫
23 Feb 2024 · 1 min

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Short video by Dr. Charles Mok arguing that sleep apnea shortens lifespan. The speaker cites an NIH‑sponsored Wisconsin cohort (baseline in the 1980s, followed ~20 years) that measured apnea severity (none/mild/moderate/severe) and later found that people with severe sleep apnea were about three times more likely to have died than people without apnea after matching for factors like age, smoking, and obesity. The speaker also notes personal authorship of books on sleep apnea and regenerative medicine.










