In this series of theSITREP, Mike speaks with a subject-matter expert on what sleep apnea is, how sleep apnea is treated, signs and symptoms of sleep apnea, do burn pits or Agent Orange cause sleep apnea and much, much more. For additional videos, in this eight-part series, refer to the links below.
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Part 1, "What is Sleep Apnea?," visit
• What is Sleep Apnea an...
Part 2, "What are the Signs and Symptoms of Sleep Apnea?," visit
• What are the Signs and...
Part 3, "Is Sleep Apnea Dangerous?," visit
• Is Sleep Apnea Dangero...
Part 4, "Does Sleep Apnea make PTSD Worse?," visit
• Sleep Apnea and PTSD |...
Part 5, "Do Military Exposures cause Sleep Apnea?," visit
• Does Agent Orange or B...
Part 6, "VA Disability & Sleep Apnea?," visit
• VA Disability for Slee...
Part 7, "How is Sleep Apnea Treated?," visit
• How is Sleep Apnea tre...
Part 8, "Can Sleep Apnea be Cured?," visit
• Can Sleep Apnea be Cur...
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