Study Objectives: Women are underrepresented and thus sleep conditions are
underdiagnosed at sleep clinics that evaluate sleep-disordered breathing. The most …

Study Objectives: Subjectively assessed snoring and sleepiness are known to be related.
However, no evidence supporting the usefulness of snoring measurements exists. We …

Nineteen percent of women are habitual snorers, yet most snoring studies report only on
male snorers. The aim of this study was to identify the factors responsible for habitual …

Background The impact of simple snoring on sleep structure and sleepiness has not been
well described. In several studies, self-reported snoring was associated with increased …

Study Objectives: The cost-effectiveness of diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) could
be improved by using a preliminary screening method among subjects with no suspicion of …

The purpose of this retrospective analysis was to search for possible associations between
snoring and arousals. We searched our data base containing more than 2,000 records and …

Six men and three women, asymptomatic light snorers ranging in age from 25–34 years,
were studied during sleep to determine the prevalence of snoring in the different sleep …

Objectives The aim was to investigate the significance of snoring and sleep apnea on
daytime symptoms in a population-based sample of women. Method From the general …

The aim of this cross-sectional study was to evaluate the prevalence of sleep-disordered
breathing by means of a validated portable instrument (MESAM IV) and to investigate the …

Study objectives To assess the prevalence of occasional snoring in a group of middle-aged
men, and to compare anthropometric variables and prevalence of sleep-related symptoms of …