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OTC Snoring Aids Can Ruin Your Sleep

OTC Snoring Aids Can Ruin Your Sleep

Expensive gadgets that claim to treat snoring can actually keep you awake instead of guaranteeing a peaceful night's sleep, warns a consumer watchdog.

Snoring in Sleep Apnea Sufferers Causes Brain Damage

Snoring in Sleep Apnea Sufferers Causes Brain Damage

Snoring could severely impair brain function among sleep apnoea sufferers, say researchers at the University of New South Wales.

Will Young Struggling To Sing After Tonsils Operation

Will Young Struggling To Sing After Tonsils Operation

English singer Will Young is said to be struggling to sing after undergoing an operation to have his tonsils removed.

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Snoring Preschoolers More Likely To Develop Depression, Anxiety Disorders

Snoring Preschoolers More Likely To Develop Depression, Anxiety Disorders

Preschoolers who snore are at an increased risk of developing mood disorders, and are likely to have language and attention problems, say researchers.

Heavy Snoring Can Lead To Serious Health Risks: Study

Heavy Snoring Can Lead To Serious Health Risks: Study

Heavy snoring is a condition where an individual briefly stops breathing during the night which raises the risk of heart failure and strokes.

Snoring Intensity Independently Related To Sleepiness

Snoring Intensity Independently Related To Sleepiness

New study suggests that there is an independent relationship between the intensity of snoring sounds and sleepiness.

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Habitual Snoring May Be Behind Women’s Daytime Fatigue

Habitual Snoring May Be Behind Women’s Daytime Fatigue

A new study by researchers from Sweden has revealed that in women, habitual snoring may be an independent cause of excessive daytime sleepiness and daytime fatigue, regardless of sleep

Snoring Linked to Cognitive Deficit in Kids

Snoring Linked to Cognitive Deficit in Kids

Blood pressure may be one of the factors due to which the severity of the cognitive deficit has been notoriously difficult to correlate to the severity of snoring or OSA

Snoring Children Might Suffer from Cognitive Deficit, but Questions Remain

Snoring Children Might Suffer from Cognitive Deficit, but Questions Remain

Snoring children could suffer from cognitive deficit, but still some questions remain on the severity of the problem.

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Study Links Snoring to Carotid Atherosclerosis Risk

Study Links Snoring to Carotid Atherosclerosis Risk

Heavy snorers might be at an increased risk of developing carotid atherosclerosis, which may progress to be associated with stroke.

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