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Is Sleep Apnea Brain Damage Reversible?

Verywell Health·Jun 4

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Researchers are exploring whether brain damage caused by sleep apnea can be reversed. The reversibility of this damage is a topic of investigation. It is unclear if the damage can be fully reversed.

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