Original article title
Nasal symptoms are independently associated with subjective sleep impairment and symptom awareness in obstructive sleep apnea: an otolaryngology-based cohort study.
Abstract conclusion
“Nasal symptoms are independently associated with subjective sleep impairment in OSA beyond polysomnography-defined severity.”
Keep in mind
Observational · association, not causation.
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