New research has found that younger adults who snore at night are facing some long-term health risks.

<div class="block">New research has found that younger adults who snore at night are facing some long-term health risks.</div>

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Study: Snoring Before 50 Signals Health Risks

Now listen up because new research has found that younger adults who snore at night are facing some long term health risks. So, a study that looked at more than 700,000 us adults found snoring should be treated as a red flag among people below the age of 50. Now, snorers are 60% more likely to develop, develop a stroke when they reach middle age and five times more likely to develop heart disease. The study included people with sleep apnea which is a condition that causes snoring and interrupted sleep as people constantly wake up. These findings were presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress in Amsterdam. According to the study's lead author, sleep apnea is common but considered trivial or a little bit of a nuisance.