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ASK THE DOCTORS: Apps Can't Diagnose Sleep Apnea

Cynthia Harper
Cynthia Harper
Cynthia Harper
Reporter · Rome, GA

Cynthia Harper is a health advocate and a graduate of the University of Georgia with over 6 years of reporting experience. She has contributed to local health magazines and newspapers, focusing on wellness and public health issues. Cynthia aims to inform the Rome community about health initiatives and access to services.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 8:00 AM · 1 min read
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ASK THE DOCTORS: Apps Can't Diagnose Sleep Apnea — Rome Technology news

Dear Doctors: One of those sleep apps that record you at night said I have "unstable breathing" that could be sleep apnea. It turns out the "unstable" reading was because the app was also recording my two dogs. But now…

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