High Night-to-Night Variability in OSA Linked to Increased Odds of MACCE

Summary: Did you know that snoring and breathing pauses during sleep can change a lot from night to night? A new study shows that if your sleep apnea goes up and down a lot, it can put extra stress on your heart. Researchers looked at over 3,000 people and found that this "rollercoaster" of bad sleep nights increases the chance of heart and brain blood flow problems. Even if a one-night sleep test says your sleep apnea is mild, big swings on other nights can still be dangerous.

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