Air pollution exacerbates mild obstructive sleep apnea by disrupting nocturnal changes in lower-limb body composition: a cross-sectional study conducted in urban northern Taiwan
Yansu He(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Kin‐Fai Ho(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Hsiao‐Chi Chuang(Wan Fang Hospital), Steve Hung Lam Yim(Nanyang Technological University), Hong Qiu(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Shang‐Yang Lin(Taipei Medical University), Zhiyuan Li(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Wen‐Te Liu(Taipei Medical University-Shuang Ho Hospital)
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