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What sleep syndromes are a group of potentially fatal disorders in which bretahing repeatedly stops durin sleep?
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∙ 12y ago
The condition where breathing is interrupted during sleep is sleep apnoea, but it is not fatal. Sleep fatalities have a different underlying cause.
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