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Article Dans Une Revue European Respiratory Journal Année : 1989

The relation between snoring and smoking, body mass index, age, alcohol consumption and respiratory symptoms.

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Potential risk factors for snoring were studied in a population of 457 middle-aged men. Eversnoring was reported by 60% of the men and snoring with an age of onset before or equal to 20 years by 13%. Eversnoring was significantly related to older age, higher body mass index and smoking habits. Alcohol consumption, estimated by questionnaire and gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase was unrelated to a history of snoring. Logistic regression showed that snoring was independently associated with age, body mass index and smoking habits. An exposure-effect relationship clearly appeared between tobacco consumption and snoring. After adjustment for smoking habits, none of the upper or lower respiratory symptoms was significantly related to snoring.
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hal-00596538 , version 1 (27-05-2011)

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F. Kauffmann, I. Annesi, F. Neukirch, M. P. Oryszczyn, A. Alpérovitch. The relation between snoring and smoking, body mass index, age, alcohol consumption and respiratory symptoms.. European Respiratory Journal, 1989, 2 (7), pp.599-603. ⟨hal-00596538⟩
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