Not that "scientific"; not really "evidence." IMO. I agree that some people who feel they haven't yet got their due recognition in life like to draw attention to themselves on the Internet by being disruptive. But if you can't trust a word they post, how could anyone trust a personality test of them...

Since CPAP machines are much less dangerous than a bottle of aspirin, the true solution is for CPAP to be sold OTC without Rx so that then the price would come down to less than your average microwave.

"One observational cohort study examined the effect of CPAP on incident diabetes and found that among patients with moderate to severe OSA, the regular use of CPAP (determined by physician follow-up) was associated with a significant reduction of incident diabetes, even after adjusting for subseque...