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Missy Sturges interviews Dr. Gould, Dr. Piovezan and the VDC’s founder, Dr. John Cannell, to discuss the role of vitamin D in sleep apnea.
A recent study found that patients with low vitamin D levels had more severe obstructive sleep apnea than those with higher levels.
A new study found that vitamin D improved sleep quality among patients with sleep disorders.
A recent study found low vitamin D levels were independently related to sleep disturbance among hemodialysis patients.
A new study found that low vitamin D status and inflammation may be a predictor of primary snoring and obstructive sleep apnea in children.
A recent study found that restless legs syndrome is more frequent and more severe in vitamin D deficient individuals.
A research group in Turkey discovered that vitamin D levels are lower in people with sleep apnea than they are in controls.
Dr Cannell discusses research on vitamin D deficiency and sleep disorders. A reader asks about a possible link between sleep disorders and autism.
Dr Cannell summarizes the years of remarkable vitamin D research professor Stumpf has accomplished, laying the foundation for the vitamin D era.
