CALIFORNIA — Researchers are testing a new device that could cure sleep apnea.
A California doctor implanted a man who suffers from the condition with an experimental device.
It's designed to keep the airway open with a magnet.
At night, the patient puts on a collar, containing a second magnet.
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The attraction pulls the implanted magnet forward, pulling open his airway.