Some dogs sleep so loudly, it sounds like they're trying to clear a logjam with every breath. But snoring in dogs is usually ...

At the beginning of our study, we wanted to check the presence of clinically recognized reasons for snoring, such as obstacles in the nose, a narrow pharynx (in obese persons), backward displacement ...

Heavy snoring can disrupt the sleep cycle of both the snorer and their bed partner, and finding an effective cure is not always easy. Addressing the root causes of snoring can involve visits to a ...

UNDATED HealthFirst reporter Leslie Toldo explains what's involved. There are over 300 devices registered with the U.S. Patent Office, and they're all geared at stopping snoring. This new procedure ...

At some point in our lives, we all snore. A cold or allergy can block nasal passages, a few drinks too close to bed will automatically relax tongue, palate and throat muscles -- and before we know it, ...