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Prevalence of snoring and sleep breathing-related disorders in Chinese, Malay and Indian adults in Singapore

EUROPEAN RESPIRATORY JOURNAL, no. 1.0 (1998): 198-203

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ethnic differencessleep apnoea syndrome

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This study investigated the prevalence of snoring and symptoms of sleep breathing-related disorders in the multi ethnic population of Singapore (3 million people, comprising 75% Chinese, 15% Malay and 7% Indian). A multistaged, area cluster, disproportionate stratified, random sampling of adults aged 20-74 yrs was used to obtain a sample ...More

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