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New research links breathing problems, insomnia

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By ABC7
Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Researchers have found that people who have respiratory problems show a drop in the volume of oxygen inhaled which could affect just how deep the rest is. Chronic insomniacs wake up as many as 30 times overnight.

The study appears in the journal "Sleep"

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