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Workplaces should introduce screening for obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) following an estimated annual productivity loss of up to £4.22 billion in the UK attributed to the widespread condition.
Researchers say a pilot scheme could be trialled for roles where daytime sleepiness carries heightened risks, such as professional driving.
OSA, believed to impact approximately eight mill
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