Ask yourself this important question before it’s too late. Is my snoring Sleep Apnea? Everyone who has Sleep Apnea snores, but not everyone who snores has Sleep Apnea. So how do we know which of the two problems we have? Sleep Apnea can affect anyone; man or woman, young or old. It seems to run in some families, suggesting a possible gene...

A new European Sleep Apnea study has found that snoring promotes cancer development because it limits oxygen intake. This might worsen outcomes for cancer patients. It reveals that intermittent hypoxia, which is a common side effect of Sleep Apnea, promotes cancer development by promoting blood vessel growth within tumours. Lead researcher Dr...