[Sleep-disordered breathing in older adults: clinical features and effects on the nervous system and mental health]

This review highlights that obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is common in older adults, and its symptoms and effects can differ from those in younger individuals, often impacting neurological and mental health. While OSA in older adults is linked to cognitive decline and other brain health concerns, more research is needed to understand these connections and the best treatment approaches. It suggests that if you're an older adult experiencing sleep issues, discussing them with a healthcare provider could be a helpful step.