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Dear CPAP Network Community,   A lot of trial & error goes into finding our preferred CPAP gear. Then one day we learn that our favorite mask has been discontinued...who needs this, right!? ResMed, the leading innovator in sleep apnea therapy equipment, has recently discontinued several popular CPAP masks. While this is unwelcome news for most of us, it's part of ResMed's quest to continually improve products that already provide a superior therapy experience. Let's s …

CPAP Masks For Your Sleep Style By Curtis Judd - May 16, 2024 Choosing the right CPAP mask is crucial for effective sleep apnea treatment and overall comfort. With various types of masks available, it can be challenging to find the one that suits your sleep style best. In this guide, we'll explore different CPAP masks, consider their pros and cons, and provide tips to help you find the perfect fit for a restful night's sleep. There are three main types of CPAP m …

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a prevalent and potentially serious sleep disorder that affects millions of individuals worldwide. This condition is characterized by repetitive episodes of partial or complete upper airway obstruction during sleep, leading to disrupted sleep and a host of potential health complications. In this blog post, we will explore the causes, symptoms, and diagnosis of OSA, referencing key studies and medical guidelines from reputable sources such as th …

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is not good for your health. You know that, right?Just waking up groggy and with a headache because of your sleep apnea is already rough enough.But did you know that not all the harmful effects of sleep apnea are apparent and in-your-face? There are health risks that wait – just under the surface. It can be heart disease or high blood pressure. You could develop diabetes.Another high-risk factor is the silent stroke. What is a Silent Stroke?It hap …

You’ve been diagnosedYou’ve been tired and irritable for months. At last, you’ve found out the reason: you've got obstructive sleep apnea. One of the very first questions that come to mind is – how did this all start? Was I born with it?The quick answer? Yes, and no.Your genetics may have contributed, but sleep disorders are often linked to lifestyle factors such as drinking too much or not watching your weight.Just waking up groggy and with a headache because of your sleep apnea i …