
Originally published byThe Guardian
Cpap machines were once used only for severe sleep apnoea but sleep medicine physicians say there has been a rise in prescribing for milder cases
When Nick went camping in the summer with friends, he would set up his tent 100 metres away from the group.
“It became a bit that I did,” says Nick. As early as his teenage years, he learned to use humour to cope with what was immediately a social problem: the “cacophony” of his snoring.
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