Your sleeping position, how rested you are, and a variety of other factors could cause snoring — here's how to get it to stop ...

Not only is snoring loud and disruptive for both you and other's sleep, but it can also negatively impact your health.

Few involuntary behaviors feel as off-putting as snoring. The telltale low, vibrating rattle emitting from an open mouth is not exactly the sound or image we want on display when a friend or new ...

Snoring is caused by the tongue, mouth, throat or airways vibrating as you sleep. These areas of the body naturally relax, sag, and narrow during sleep, causing them to vibrate as air passes through.

Whether you snore infrequently or habitually, it could affect both your quality of sleep as well as your partner’s. Certain factors increase the risk of snoring, such as weight or diet, but the good ...

There are several options available to people who need something to help them to stop snoring but, when used as a standalone snoring aid, chin straps are probably not one of the better options. That’s ...

WHEN Claire Barbery first started snoring, she didn’t think much of it. But the constant blocked nose the 51-year-old from Newquay, Cornwall, had been living with was actually a tumour, silently ...

Some people are taping their mouths shut to improve sleep, but doctors advise against this practice. Here's why.

Winston Churchill was a notorious snorer. So, allegedly, was Queen Victoria. They have plenty of company. Roughly 1 in 3 men and 1 in 4 women snore every night or almost every night, according to ...

A mum-of-two was left stunned after what she thought was a harmless blocked nose and new snoring habit turned out to be a sign of a rare and aggressive cancer, which was already eroding her skull.