If you think snoring is a sign of a good, deep slumber, think again.
Dr. Virginia de los Reyes, head of the newly opened sleep laboratory facility of the Lung Center of Philippines (LCP), said people who snore may actually be “suffering from a serious sleep disorder” like Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), the most common and often undiagnosed sleep disorder worldwide.
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