Snoring affects more than 37 million adults in the U.S. While often harmless, it can disrupt sleep and signal underlying ...

Congestion is one of the most common causes of snoring. A blocked nose can lead to mouth breathing, so clearing congestion ...

An estimated 45% of adults snore occasionally, while a quarter of adults do so regularly, according to Johns Hopkins. This common issue can affect sleep quality and lead to frequent sleep disruptions ...

Snoring, often dismissed as a minor issue, actually signals restricted airflow during sleep. Factors like blocked nasal ...

Sleep apnea is a common condition that presents itself with episodes in which sufferers stop breathing during sleep, awake gasping for air, experience extreme daytime fatigue — and snore. Indeed, loud ...

While your partner may find your snoring simply bothersome, the unpleasant sounds you make during sleep could also indicate an underlying health condition. According to statistics from the Sleep ...

Dear Doctors: My husband has always snored, but lately it’s gotten a lot worse. Would gaining weight have anything to do with it? He just turned 67 and put on about 12 pounds during the pandemic.

Lack of sleep is overall bad for health. But a recent study shows us the consequences are worse than previously thought. Chronically-disrupted sleep can trigger heart disease and dementia. New ...

You know that a lack of sleep can hurt your heart. But if, like 30 million other Americans, you have sleep apnea, you could be getting plenty of zzz’s and still be putting your heart at risk. We asked ...

Dear Doctors: My husband has always snored, but lately it's gotten a lot worse. Would gaining weight have anything to do with it? He just turned 67 and put on about 12 pounds during the pandemic.