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2. Should you get a 'sleep divorce' from your significant other?

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   There are many reasons why a person's sleep may be impacted by sharing a bed. The person beside them could be a restless sleeper, they could snore, have sleep apnea, take up too much space, have ...

3. Yes, nearly everyone snores, but you can stop it. Here's how.

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   Even in well-established relationships, snoring is one of the top reasons more than a third of American couples opt to sleep separately, according to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.

4. How to get a 'sleep divorce' and stay happily married - AOL

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   Sharing a bed with a partner can be wonderful in many ways—but though this is the default for couples in the U.S., the number of those with partners who decide to sleep in separate rooms is on ...

5. Are You Headed for a "Sleep Divorce"? - AOL

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   Couples either sleep in separate beds, rooms, or adhere to a different sleep schedule. ... "This is a great idea especially when we have couples where one person is snoring which keeps the other ...

6. Cameron Diaz: ‘We should normalize separate bedrooms’ - AOL

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   Nor does a “sleep divorce” have to mean separate beds every night, Troxel said. It could be just the workweek, with weekends spent in the same bed. It could be every other night — the ...

7. More and more couples getting 'sleep divorces' - AOL

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   The hosts sat down with Dr. Carol Ash, director of sleep medicine at Meridian Health, to talk about a growing trend: couples choosing to sleep in separate More and more couples getting 'sleep ...