If you haven’t heard of Hostage Tape yet, it’s time to catch up with this viral trend that’s actually helping people sleep better—and quieter. Made with hypoallergenic bamboo silk fabric, Hostage Tape ...

Three years ago, a Belgian tech firm created a wearable device that can tell you whether you snore. Honestly, what a ...

The market is flooded with gadgets that claim to beat snoring. But do they work and how do they compare with traditional remedies? We tried ten 'cures' and a snoring expert for their verdict.

Sleep apnea is an increasingly common condition where a person temporarily stops breathing while asleep, which can cause ...

When I was using it and my wife was snoring, it would pull off of her noise ... “It’s a pillow, so it does not involve going to bed with a gadget in your mouth or covering your nose.

Read more here. Generally speaking, we know how snoring happens: “The back of the tongue and the soft palate — where the dangly uvula hangs — collapses down onto the back of the throat ...

Put simply, most snoring can be traced to our airways. When we sleep in certain positions — especially on our backs — “the upper airway is susceptible to collapse,” explains Dr. Paul ...

Now the internet can't get enough of the snoring feline. In a video shared on TikTok in June, under the username @venalidan, the fluffy orange cat is filmed taking a nap on top of a computer ...

“This narrows the airway causing turbulent airflow, which results in snoring, as the walls of the airway vibrate. OSA occurs when the airway is so narrowed or floppy that it closes off ...

A SNORING ‘cure’ is one step closer, scientists hope. An epilepsy drug could prove a game-changer for people who have obstructive sleep apnoea, roughly 1.5 million adults in the UK.

Snoring is a huge disruptor of quality sleep. But whether you're the snorer or just share your bed with one, you're not alone — research shows that 37 million Americans snore regularly. Which is ...

Naturally, I’ve experimented with all manner of anti-snoring gadgets and gimmicks, from sprays to nostril clips. But in my experience, nothing works. I just roar helplessly on. The noise ...