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Sleep ApneaIncidenceFigures show more than eighty per cent of OSA sufferers remain undiagnosed and untreated.
A study in New South Wales of 441 men and women used a higher threshold for diagnosing OSA and still found 25.9 per cent of men and 7.7 per cent of women met the criteria. A Stanford study on truck drivers showed a prevalence of 80 per cent. Based on these studies, the total number of Australians suffering OSA would be close to 3.3 million people (with 2.7 million undiagnosed). Our practitioners are available for interview at Sleep 4 Health. Please contact Sleep 4 Health.
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In a study in Wisconsin (USA), a random sample of 603 working men and women found 24 per cent of men and 9 per cent of women had sleep disordered breathing.