Coronavirus in Older Adults: Why the Risk is Higher & How to Help
Seniors infected with COVID-19 tend to get sicker than younger people. Find out why coronavirus in older adults can lead to serious illness and death.
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We spend a good chunk of our lives asleep. A sleeping disorder called obstructive sleep apnea can be a serious risk to your health and requires medical treatment.
