Chronic Disease

The Sleep Apnea Newsletter

The independent online newsletter for people with apnea and their families, by a person living with apnea.

Living with Age: The Elderly in America

Is 70 the new 60, or the new 70? How are the elderly, defined by the Census Bureau as those over 65, living? Jerry Halberstadt proposes to undertake a series of photographic documentary studies that will help put a face to the facts and figures. Sponsors are welcome.

Diabetes: Another Poorly Managed Chronic Disease

Diabetes is dificult to manage, but we know that a person with diabetes needs to be educated, motivated, and diligent to succeed. Unfortunately, most people with diabetes do not enjoy a complete regimen of care, and don't know what they are missing.

What damage did sleep apnea do to me?

[Jerry replies to a question from "Charles"] You wrote that you may have had apnea for 10 years and wonder what damage might have been done before you started treatment.

Sleeping Beauty: Who Can Awaken Her?

We are a nation asleep. Millions of Americans don't get enough restful sleep. If life were like a fairy tale, sleep disorders including sleep apnea would not still be a major public health problem.

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