The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Apple’s new sleep apnea detection feature on three of its latest models, the company confirmed Monday. The feature — available for the

Apple is adding a new feature to the Apple Watch can that monitor your sleep for signs of sleep apnea. Here's how it works.

With just days to go before the next Apple Watch is unveiled, a new report says that new sensors and a surprise health function will be on board.

Sleep apnea is an increasingly common condition where a person temporarily stops breathing while asleep, which can cause blood oxygen levels to drop. This can lead to loud snoring or result in people waking up feeling tired.

Apple announced that pending FDA approval, recent versions of the company's popular smartwatches will soon get features that can detect and track sleep apnea events. Here's how it will work.

Apple's new feature for the Apple Watch uses a tool called "breathing disturbances" to help detect sleep apnea, a common but serious sleep disorder. This tool monitors breathing patterns while you sleep,

You could be losing sleep over sleep apnoea - literally - without knowing it, with damaging repercussions for your health. The start-and-stop breathing sleeping disorder associated with increased risk of hypertension,