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Numerous studies and research suggest, yes, there is a correlation between snoring and hearing deficits, sometimes for both partners. For readers wishing to know more on this I have selected, for starters, one of many informative and interesting links on the subject:

http://www.healthyhearing.com/report/52200-Have-sleep-apnea-you-might-have-hearing-loss-too 

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