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apnea and climate

Posted by BlueDacnis on February 27, 2007 at 15:50:51:
I live outside Boston and will be retiring within a year or so. I could move my residence if I chose to. I have a moderate/severe case of apnea and use a biPAP w/humidifier along with various meds.
Any opinions on the advantages (if any) of differnet climates for people with apnea. Any advantages to a warmer climate? areas with higher humidity? A 'google search' did not come up with any studies (at least that I could find); anyone aware of documentation on this point?

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