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Obstructive sleep apnea didn't depress cognitive function

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Obstructive sleep apnea didn't depress cognitive function

Mar 30, 2011
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Re-heating data from the APPLES study, Quan et al report that in a cohort of 1,204 adults with OSA randomized to sham or real CPAP and followed longitudinally, there was little detectable difference in cognitive functioning after treatment or sham treatment, suggesting untreated OSA has little effect on cognitive function. Sleep 2011;34:online.

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