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30 Aug 2021

From staying hydrated to quitting smoking: Simple tips to get rid of snoring

Obesity or being overweight is one of the leading causes of snoring Sleep apnoea can be another condition that increases the chances of snoring

15 Feb 2020

Snoring is in your genes, reveals a new Study

Many of the genes we found that are associated with snoring have previously been linked to respiratory, cardio-metabolic, neurological and psychiatric traits.

10 Jul 2017

Diabetes and sleep apnoea may lead to vision loss: Study

Previous studies have shown a link between OSA and diabetic retinopathy.

05 Jun 2017

People with mild sleep apnoea at higher risk of hypertension, diabetes

Obstructive sleep apnoea is a serious chronic disease that involves the repeated collapse of the upper airway during sleep.

15 May 2017

Does your baby snore regularly? It could be signs of serious health problems

As per a new study, children with regular snoring - at least four nights a week – may be indicative of some serious health problems.

17 May 2016

Trouble for snoring kids? Too bad for school grades!

Is your child performing poorly at school? If yes, please check if he or she is sleeping well because reseachers have found that snoring can adversely affect children's thinking abilities.

21 Mar 2016

Snoring can worsen cancer

Sleep apnoea, in which the walls of the throat relax and block the airways, is already associated with obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes.

01 Mar 2016

Snoring can affect kids' health, learning abilities

The most common reason for snoring are enlarged tonsils or adenoids, that can often be cured or reduced with surgery, the researchers said.

29 Jan 2016

Sleepless nights put women at diabetes risk

Ladies, you may want to start getting a good night's sleep as a new study suggests that the worse you sleep, the higher is your type 2 diabetes risk.

Wearable device

09 Dec 2015

Kerala surgeon makes device to solve snorers' woes

A wearable device designed by an ENT surgeon here is expected to treat sleep apnea and snoring by changing the habit of sleeping on the back to sleeping on the side.

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