Sleep Apnea Research, Swimmer's Itch, and Tech Tuesday

Over 850 thousand Canadians live with sleep apnea and 1 in 4 Canadians are at risk of developing sleep apnea. But new a new study on how the brain responds to sleep apnea could lead to new treatments to better address the condition. We get the latest from David Kline, researcher at the Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center at the University of Missouri.   Next, we’re certainly not done with the heat this summer. And, you may feel the urge to hop into the lake to cool down, but you also may want to know about the dangers of ‘Swimmer’s Itch", a pesky rash caused by a parasitic larvae that can leave a lasting impression. We catch up with Dr. Ted Jablonski for details on just ‘how’ concerned you should be about ‘Swimmers Itch’.   Finally, our pets are a part of our families. Sure, we can tell if they want to go outside, or are hungry, but what if we could truly understand what they are saying? We catch up with ‘The Gadget Guy’ Mike Yawney for details on how A.I. may soon be able to ‘lend a voice’ to our furry friends.