Sleep Apnea Insights

When we think about Alzheimer’s disease, we usually picture memory loss, confusion, and changes in behavior. But behind the scenes, something else is happening deep inside the brain - something rhythmic, electrical, and often silent.

Sleep is supposed to restore us. But for millions of people, the night is anything but restful. Instead, their breathing repeatedly stops and starts - often without them knowing. This condition is called sleep apnea, and it’s far more common (and more serious) than most people realize.