Medical articles of Sleep apnoea

12/03/2026
Mr Tom Rourke
ENT Surgeon
Sleepless through the night? What to know about sleep apnoea
Snoring is often caused by a condition called sleep apnoea. Whilst very common, it can be a serious concern that can impact a patient’s quality of life and contribute to damage in other organs of the body. In this article, a consultant ENT surgeon explains how sleep apnoea occurs and how it can be addressed.
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18/07/2025
Dr Sundeep Kaul
Respiratory medicine and critical care
Could you have sleep apnoea? Recognising the signs, and getting it treated
Sleep apnoea is more common than many people realise - and often goes undiagnosed. It’s a condition that causes you to stop breathing for short periods while you sleep, usually without realising.
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15/05/2025
Dr Ana de Ramon
Consultant Respiratory Physician
Dreaming about quiet sleep: how to fix sleep apnoea
Disruptions of breathing that occur during sleep are caused by a condition called sleep apnoea. In this article, a consultant in respiratory medicine explains the effects of sleep apnoea and how the associated snoring, may be silenced for a good night of sleep.
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29/04/2025
Dr Swapna Mandal
Respiratory Medicine Specialist
Nothing to snore about: understanding obstructive sleep apnoea
Obstructive sleep apnoea is the disruption of breathing that occurs during sleep. It’s most notably characterised by snoring, and it can be potentially dangerous due to the lack of oxygen flow to the brain. In this article, a consultant in respiratory medicine with an interest in sleep and ventilation explains the effects of obstructive sleep apnoea, and how it can be managed.
07/04/2025
Written by Top Doctors
Sleep transformation: How a trained dentist can alleviate snoring and sleep apnoea for a restful night
Here, distinguished dentist with a special interest in sleep medicine, Dr Aditi Desai, discusses how exactly a trained dentist can alleviate snoring and sleep apnoea.
25/03/2025
Professor Vikas Malik
ENT Specialist
The connection between snoring and sleep apnoea
Sleep is vital for physical health, mental clarity and overall wellbeing. Yet, for millions of people worldwide, achieving restful sleep is disturbed by conditions like snoring and sleep apnoea. Professor Vikas Malik, renowned ENT surgeon, provides an expert insight into the causes, consequences and treatment options for snoring and sleep apnoea.
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04/02/2025
Mr Ryan Chin Taw Cheong
Consultant ENT and Sleep Surgeon
Managing sleep apnoea and snoring so you can get a good night's rest
A sleep apnoea is a disruption of breathing that occurs during sleep. It’s most notably characterised by snoring, and it can be potentially dangerous due to the lack of oxygen flow to the brain. In this article, a consultant ENT surgeon explains the effects of sleep apnoea and associated snoring, and how they may be managed.
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09/01/2025
Dr Deepak Rao
Consultant in Respiratory Medicine
Sleep disorders in pulmonology: How do they affect your breathing?
Sleep disorders and breathing issues are closely linked, particularly when it comes to conditions that fall under the realm of pulmonology. These disorders, such as obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) and central sleep apnoea (CSA), can significantly impact sleep quality and overall health. Understanding how sleep disorders affect your breathing is essential for early diagnosis and treatment.
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16/12/2024
Mr Jahangir Ahmed
ENT Specialist
What causes sleep apnoea, and how is it treated?
Sleep apnoea is where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. It can significantly impact quality of life and lead to serious health problems if left untreated. Understanding its causes and how its treated can assist in managing sleep apnoea effectively.
29/11/2024
Dr Eslam Mansour
Specialist orthodontist - Kids treatment
Rapid maxillary expansion in kids: The process and its benefits
Rapid maxillary expansion (RME) is a common orthodontic procedure used to widen the upper jaw (maxilla) in children. This approach is highly effective during childhood because the maxilla is still developing, making it more responsive to treatment. RME not only corrects dental issues but can also address airway and breathing problems, improving overall health.
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