The impact of cold temperature on snoring prevalence - 2025 Sleep and Breathing conference

From pathophysiology to clinical implications

Chair(s): Emily Schoustra, Ilse De Volder

Session type: Poster Session

The impact of cold temperature on snoring prevalence

Inês Marques Macedo

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Kim Ahtola

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Association between body mass index and sleep-disordered breathing phenotypes: findings from the Sleep Heart Health Study

Werner Strobel

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The impact of cold temperature on snoring prevalence

Inês Marques Macedo

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OHS diagnosis does not impact long-term survival in PAP-adherent patients

Kristina Ziherl

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Luis V F Oliveira

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Endotypic traits of obstructive sleep apnea in morbid obese patients with and without sleep hypoventilation

Elisa Perger

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Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome in the elderly in the general population in Benin: data from the Benin Society and Sleep (BeSAS) study

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