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Angela Schettini

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Sleep Apnea and Obesity: Is There a Bidirectional Relationship?

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By Angela Schettini
| Psychiatry Advisor Verified
Our easy-to-read fact sheets provide clinicians with reliable information to share with patients and their caregivers. Although sleep apnea is not always associated with weight, obesity is one of the leading causes of sleep apnea. Sleep apnea can be treated independently, or it can be managed by treating any underlying causes, such as obesity. Obesity has become increasingly common among adults and children in the US and around the world.
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Fact Sheets Archives - Pulmonology Advisor

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By Paul Basilio, Angela Schettini, Catherine Cu Rivera, Ronald Tong
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Maternal Psychologic Distress Is Linked to Pediatric Epilepsy

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By Angela Schettini
| medicalbag.com
Mothers who experienced moderate levels of psychologic distress during the first and second halves of gestation were more likely to have children diagnosed with epilepsy during their first 3 years of life, according to study findings published in PLoS ONE. Researchers conducted a retrospective study to explore the association between maternal prenatal psychologic stress and epilepsy in children aged 1 through 3.
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