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Snoring and its treatment "Snore events" are defined in a recent study as inspiratory, raspy, snortlike sounds, and nine habitual snorers each emitted 500 to 1300 such noises nightly.' No one who has slept beside a snorer needs any definition for their recog- nition, or any convincing that a remedy would be welcome. And one is on offer: continuous positive airway pressure applied through the nose-nasal CPAP.
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