SINGAPORE – Vincent Lim had been snoring for years before he found out it was a symptom of obstructive sleep apnoea. His wife would sometimes pinch his nose or kick him awake because his snoring was disturbing her sleep. On weekends, when the 50-year-old company director in the oil and gas industry could sleep more, he did not feel rested. “I recall always wanting to squeeze in that extra few minutes of bedtime,” says Lim, who has two sons, aged 18 and 21. He attributed his t

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