You can go four weeks without food. Four days without water. But only four minutes without breathing. Ready to take back control of your sleep? Learn more about sleep apnea: 🔗 apneapartners.org

The impact of sleep apnea is underestimated and the condition is often not adequately treated. 936 million adults and 500 million children suffer from it worldwide, but only 5% of them are diagnosed and receive treatment. Global Awareness of Sleep Apnea Day is today, March 12.

Save the date! ASAP's Sleep Apnea Education Week is April 18-26, 2025. Follow us here, and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date. Let's make sleep apnea a national priority - together! Learn more about the program and sponsorship inquiries: 🔗 apneapartners.org/saew

⚠️ With #Tirzepatide now approved for #OSA in #Obesity, beware of risks from compounded versions. FDA reports 320+ adverse events from unregulated formulations. Always verify sources & monitor AHI post-#WeightLoss. bit.ly/41XkyhH #GLP1 Monica Mallampalli

We are pleased to announce that the founder of ISD Health Solutions Gregory Arneaud, Monica Chaudhari, CEO of the AdirA digital health company, and Mallory Ward, a strategic communications professional, are joining its board of directors. Learn more: 🔗 apneapartners.org/media-releases

Don't forget! Sleep Apnea Education Week starts TOMORROW, April 18! Like ❤️, save 🛟, and share 📩 to help us amplify our goal of making sleep apnea a national priority. Learn more: apneapartners.org/saew

Welcome to the kickoff of Sleep Apnea Education Week. Created and hosted by the Alliance of Sleep Apnea Partners, our mission is to make sleep apnea a national priority. Learn more: 🔗 apneapartners.org/saew

Did you know that sleep apnea affects nearly 54 million Americans? Learn more: 🔗 apneapartners.org/saew

A comorbidity is a health condition that exists at the same time as another health condition. Some common comorbidities associated with obstructive sleep apnea include obesity, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. Learn more: 🔗 apneapartners.org/what-is-sleep-…

Obesity is a significant risk factor for sleep apnea. Excess weight, especially around the neck and upper airway, can narrow the breathing passage, making it more likely for the soft tissues to collapse during sleep. Learn more: 🔗 apneapartners.org/_files/ugd/41c…

Obstructive sleep apnea affects approximately 50 million adults in the US, but only 20% have an official diagnosis. ASAP co-founder Susan Redline, MD, discusses this gap and the overlooked overlap between OSA and other chronic conditions. Learn more: 🔗 medcentral.com/osa/sleep-apne…

The Alliance of Sleep Apnea Partners stands for patient protection. We support the creation of a national registry for medical devices so that patients can be contacted quickly in the event of a safety-related recall. Learn more: 🔗 apneapartners.org/philips-recall…

Awareness is just the beginning! Thank you for joining us through the second annual Sleep Apnea Education Week. We invite you to join us on the road toward making sleep apnea a national priority! Here's a sneak peek at our plan👇 More about us: 🔗 apneapartners.org/about-us

Thank you to our corporate and alliance partners for supporting the SAEW. We wish to express our gratitude for the grant support provided by the ResMed Foundation. Learn more: 🔗 apneapartners.org/saew

Due to the strong connection between obesity and sleep apnea, the FDA has approved tirzepatide for the treatment of sleep apnea in adults with obesity. Learn more: apneapartners.org/_files/ugd/41c… This program is supported by Eli Lilly and Company

Tired of battling obesity and sleep apnea? Share your thoughts on new and traditional treatment options in our 5-10 minute survey! Your anonymous input will help shape future guidelines and improve care for others. Click the link to learn more! 🔗 apneapartners.org/cobosa

Don't forget to subscribe to our quarterly newsletter! It's full of the information you need to stay up-to-date with sleep apnea news, resources, and events! Browse past issues and subscribe: apneapartners.org/newsletters

After positive clinical trial results for Apnimed’s proposed oral therapy, Alliance of Sleep Apnea Partners (ASAP) applauds continuing treatment innovation and calls for patient accessibility. Read our full press release: 🔗 apneapartners.org/media-releases

Your input is needed! We're partnering with a team at Magee-Womens Hospital to help better plan future studies on sleep apnea in pregnancy. Please help us by completing this quick survey (should take no more than 5 minutes). 🔗 forms.office.com/pages/response…

Anyone can have sleep apnea, regardless of age, sex, or body type. However, certain factors, such as gender, family history, and age, may increase your risk. Learn more: 🔗 apneapartners.org/what-is-sleep-…