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Sleep apnea linked to brain changes: Individuals with breathing issues during sleep may have an enlarged hippocampus, responsible for memory and thinking, and alterations in the brain's white matter, a common sign of reduced brain health associated with aging

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Medical conditions that deprive testes of oxygen, like sleep apnoea, may be contributing to decline in male fertility over past 50 years, study suggests. High-altitude activities like hiking can also cause lack of oxygen in testis - fertility effects are temporary but take a few months to reverse.

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Low oxygen levels from obstructive sleep apnea 💤, especially during REM sleep 🌙, may be linked to cognitive decline 🧠 due to damage to the small blood vessels in the brain 🩸 and the downstream impact of this damage on parts of the brain associated with memory 🕰️.

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Sleep apnea cases to rise 45% 🌍 and one global factor is to blame | Researchers found a link between new cases of sleep apnea and climate change 🌡️, which is on trend with many chronic conditions and diseases expected to be more prevalent as temperatures change.

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Once-A-Day Pill Effective In Treating Sleep Apnea Without CPAP. In clinical trials, people taking the pill saw their breathing interruptions decrease by about 44% compared to almost 18% for those taking a placebo. Nearly 1 in 5 taking the pill achieved complete…
💊 A new pill, AD109, shows promise in controlling obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) by targeting its root causes, unlike current standard treatments.

🔬 The phase 3 SynAIRgy trial, involving 646 patients who couldn't tolerate CPAP, found AD109 reduced breathing interruptions by 44% and improved oxygen levels.

📈 Over 40% of patients saw their OSA severity improve, with 18% achieving complete control. The drug, a combination of aroxybutynin and atomoxetine, has an acceptable safety profile, with mild side effects.

🚀 AD109 has received FDA Fast Track designation, and its developer, Apnimed, expects a potential FDA review date in Q1 2027.

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