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Sleep apnea patients are at greater risk of developing diabetes
Kalpana (Who am I?) | Sep 10 2008
Tags: Yale University School of Medicine, type 2 diabetes, sleep apnea, continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), Health & Fitness

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Eli Shapiro (Who am I?) | Nov 3 2008

This is such a scary prospect to read about for me, because I’m pretty sure I have sleep apnea to some extent. Aside from getting a CPAP machine (without a prescription because I have no insurance), I’ve done everything to try and minimize the effects, including losing weight and eating better in general.

Kalpana (Who am I?) | Nov 3 2008

eli shapro u sud take proper percaution if u have sleep apnea, if you would be careful then you would be alwasy safe

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