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...I spent a lot of time trying to convince my husband that he snored. I would frequently wake him up and tell him to roll over. Inevitably he would say...

...A few years back, when I first got my CPAP machine – along with all the other stuff of getting used to using it – I was trying to figure...

...There's an old business adage that says, “Begin with the end in mind.” In other words, figure out your goal and develop habits to accomplish that goal. You've applied this...

...Using a CPAP machine is one thing when you're at home. Now, most machines are not necessarily big and bulky, and if your machine is like mine, it came with...

...A very common problem I have when working in the sleep lab is dealing with anxious patients. It doesn't take much of an imagination to conclude what will happen when...

...Last August, the American Heart Association (AHA) released a new scientific statement that summarized what’s known about obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and other sleep-disordered breathing concerns in our youngest population:...

...There is a belief that your marriage is in trouble if you sleep in separate beds or rooms but, that is not always the case. I know it certainly is...

...This past year I got my first new CPAP in over 15 years. How much change can happen in 15 years? I found out that it’s a lot. My new...

...Having sleep apnea is bad enough. Just trying to get those 4 hours in that are required can be a daunting task sometimes! Not to mention the entire 7 1/2...

...If the CPAP or Bilevel PAP machine you use was recalled this June and you have been waiting in frustration for a replacement, there is some potentially good news on...

...Sleep disorders encompass many conditions, including narcolepsy type 1 and type 2 (N1 and N2), idiopathic hypersomnia (IH), obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), central sleep apnea (CSA), restless legs syndrome (RLS)...

...In pretty much all of my articles, I encourage those of us who use a CPAP machine to use them on a nightly basis. And in this article, I will...

...Editor's note: This article was written by Carin Lefkowitz and originally appeared on our sister site, Insomnia.Sleep-Disorders.net. I’ve loved coffee my whole life. It’s normal for children to drink coffee...

...As a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) user, I’m always concerned about my machine’s functionality. It’s an expensive investment in my health. I strive to transport it safely, use its...

...One thing people without sleep apnea don’t have to worry about is missing out on certain experiences in life. When sleeping is restricted to a machine and a power source...

...Five years ago, I would have told you I'm not a morning person. But that changed when I started CPAP therapy. All of a sudden, I was sleeping better and...