CPAP machines, which use mild pressure to keep airways open during sleep, have become increasingly popular for treating snoring and sleep apnea beyond severe cases, driven by improved diagnostic technology and growing awareness of sleep disorders. Sleep medicine physicians note the devices offer significant benefits for patients, though doctors caution against improper use and warn against marketing CPAPs as consumer technology rather than medical devices requiring professional setup.
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CPAP machines, which use mild pressure to keep airways open during sleep, have become increasingly popular for treating snoring and sleep apnea beyond severe cases, driven by improved diagnostic technology and growing awareness of sleep disorders. Sleep medicine physicians note the devices offer significant benefits for patients, though doctors caution against improper use and warn against marketing CPAPs as consumer technology rather than medical devices requiring professional setup.