"What would you do if you found out you had 'sleep apnea'?" Survey on behavioral intentions of 200 general men and women after SAS diagnosis
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A survey conducted by the General Incorporated Association Snoring and Apnea Improvement Association targeting 200 general men and women revealed that while awareness of Sleep Apnea Syndrome (SAS) is high, only just over 10% of people immediately visit a hospital even after being told they stopped breathing. Many opt for online searches or a wait-and-see approach, highlighting a significant discrepancy between knowledge and action. Financial concerns and uncertainty about which medical department to visit are major barriers to seeking medical attention, while there is a high demand for non-face-to-face, home-based testing methods like apps and simple home kits.