A recent study has linked persistent and loud snoring in young children with problem behaviours. According to research study published online in Pe...

Heavy snoring not only keeps you (and no doubt, your partner) awake at night – it could increase your risk of developing cancer, too. A team of ...

There is surely no more appropriate moment than World Sleep Day to discuss obstructive sleep apnoea, a condition worthy of greater attention that has not been blessed with the catchiest of names.

The truth is that snoring can be an affliction much worse for women than men; rather than being purely physical, it can also affect women psychologically. Society seems to attach masculine connotations to the affliction which can lead to women finding it deeply embarrassing and unladylike if they snore too.

I acknowledge and respect the work of ENT surgeons; it is effective and vital, providing relief for many. I just want to make sure that anyone who thinks they may have sleep apnoea gets diagnosed and treated in the best way.

Most of the patients who come to me looking for help with their snoring do so primarily for the benefit of their partner. If you happen to share a bed with a snorer, then you will know why.

Snoring is a common phenomenon in American bedrooms -- roughly 90 million adults in the U.S. are affected, according to the National Sleep Foundation,...