Sleep Apnea

Many Veterans who served in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other locations during recent conflicts reported a range of health issues following their exposure to burn pits. Among these concerns, sleep apnea has emerged as a prevalent

Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder characterized by pauses in breathing during sleep. It can disrupt sleep and is associated with several chronic health problems, including diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. It can

Sleep apnea affects thousands of Veterans each year. Many Veterans get their sleep apnea due to their military service. Because their condition is caused by service, they qualify for disability benefits, including monthly financial compensation.

Millions of Veterans receive disability benefits for traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and sleep apnea. However, some Veterans develop sleep apnea symptoms directly caused or aggravated by their TBIs. If this is the case for you,

Many Veterans experience asthma, while others experience sleep apnea. However, plenty of Veterans experience both conditions simultaneously.  Although asthma and sleep apnea are often considered separate medical conditions, they can aggravate each other. Asthma can

The US military frequently used burn pits to eliminate toxic and standard waste during several conflicts, including Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. While burn pits may have been convenient waste disposal methods at

VA announced on February 14 that it intends to change the way it rates sleep apnea for veterans. Sleep apnea is one of the most common disabilities claimed by veterans, so you may be wondering

Throughout the Iraq war and similar conflicts, the US military frequently used burn pits to eliminate toxic and standard waste. While burn pits may have been convenient waste disposal methods at the time, they may

Many Veterans who have been diagnosed with PTSD are also facing symptoms of sleep apnea. This has led to Veterans questioning the link between PTSD and sleep apnea. More specifically, what is the risk factor

Many Veterans experience trouble sleeping, which can be maddening. In addition to being incredibly frustrating, sleep deprivation can cause serious psychological and physical health problems. A lack of sleep can cause anything from decreased efficiency