Back Sleeping Tied to Higher Sleep Apnea Severity Than Either Side; Left and Right Looked Alike
TL;DR: In 338 adults with sleep apnea, breathing events ran about 38 an hour on the back versus about 22 on either side. This past-records study shows a link, not that changing position helps. Key Findings Back sleeping worst: Among people who spent over 20% of the night on their backs, average was 38.1 apnea …
