In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity rates are increasing, and CPAP adoption remains minimal, a pill could theoretically transform access.
A decades-old therapeutic stalemate in sleep medicine is poised to break. For the first time, a pharmaceutical treatment for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is approaching the U.S. market.
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