| Yet, it's a problem that may affect the sleep of up to twice as many people: the snorer and their unlucky bed partner! |
| When they had got to within five steps of the snorer, Tom stepped on a stick, and it broke with a sharp snap. |
| But for the snorer, it can lead to sleep apnea, which can be a debilitating and lethal condition. |
| Snoring is the loud noise that can be heard when a snorer inhales air when sleeping. |
| During sleep, the airway in a snorer or sleep apnea patient collapses, causing a restriction in the airway. |
| The scales for the measurement of vigilance do not objectivate the important sleepiness that can be observed after a voluntary sleep deprivation or in the pathological snorer for example. |
