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Science · Neuroscience · published 2026-08-26 · via New Scientist

Sneezing during sleep: readers debunk common belief

Several readers report that they do sneeze while asleep, often waking them instantly, contradicting the premise of the question. One reader notes that cats can sneeze without waking, suggesting that sneezing during sleep may be more common than assumed. The responses indicate that awareness of such sneezes depends on whether they disrupt sleep.

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