Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Sleep across the lifespan in the new era of COVID - 19



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C. Alexopoulou (Heraklion (Crete), Greece), D. Kyrou (Thessaloniki, Greece), D. Tsakona (Thessaloniki, Greece), D. Siopi (Thessaloniki, Greece), A. Amfilochiou (Athens, Greece), P. Steiropoulos (Alexandroupolis, Greece), A. Pataka (Thessaloniki, Greece), A. Voulgaris (Alexandroupolis, Greece), G. Trakada (Athens, Greece), A. Georgopoulou (Thessaloniki, Greece), G. Varsou (Athens, Greece), A. Chasiotou (Thessaloniki, Greece), E. Kondili (Heraklion (Crete), Greece), C. Karamanidou (Thessaloniki, Greece), P. Natsiavas (Thessaloniki, Greece), V. Tsara (Thessaloniki, Greece). Sleep apnea patients report neglected care during COVID-19 pandemic. 2085

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