Nightly News | May 22, 2012
Sleep apnea linked to cancer
Spanish researchers who followed 5,200 cancer-free patients with sleep apnea found that those with severe sleep apnea had a 68 percent increased risk of developing cancer of any kind. NBC’s Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports.
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