Hi Linda,

The reference to the new study was noted in a blog by Dr. Steven Park, ENT. Here is the reference: Citation: Joo EY; Tae WS; Lee MJ; Kang JW; Park HS; Lee JY; Suh M; Hong SB. Reduced brain gray matter concentration in patients with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. SLEEP 2010;33(2):235-241.

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Thanks Linda, I happily accept your friendship invite. You posted exacly what I was talking about, perfectly appropriate. Feel free to make any comments, or ask any questions. As I said our professionals are a real source of help and since you're working on an MD you may be doubly helpful. Feel free to just lurk if you prefer, but it's a very kind and friendly site and mostly stays on topic.
Thanks,
Mary Z.

Thanks for the details and again, welcome, Linda.

Mary Z.

Welcome Linda, please tell us more about yourself and whre you fit in the sleep profession. We love our professionals who are and endless source of wisdom as well as humor.

Mary Z.