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In fact, say scientists, middle-aged men who have severe sleep apnoea, a common disorder characterised by snores, gasps and snorts, are twice as likely to die during any given time period.
It is unclear whether the interruptions to sleep are causing ill-health or if they are a symptom of underlying problems. But, with millions suffering from sleep apnoea, scientists behind a large-scale study say it is important to see whether treating the condition boosts health.
In Britain alone, three million have the condition.
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