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What is Considered ‘Normal’ Sleep for a Newborn?

The sleep disruption of new parenthood is both well known, yet unexpected. While new parents are aware that babies need frequent night-time care, the reality is often a cruel surprise.

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BRPT to Create Advanced Sleep Titration Certificate. But First, It Needs Volunteers.

Based on surveys and feedback that the BRPT has received from its credential holders, the board agrees there is an important need for a specialty exam for advanced sleep titration.

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Two New Studies Find No Evidence of Increased Cancer Risk for Philips CPAP Users Vs Users of Non-Recalled Devices

Sleep apnea patients have been harboring concerns that use of the now-recalled Philips devices could have raised their lifetime risk of cancer.

Sleep Disorders

Study: How COVID Infected Our Dreams

A recent study found that COVID-19 survivors were more likely to have nightmares than healthy people.

Insomnia

Somryst Lowers Insomnia, Anxiety Symptoms, Depression Severity Through Six Months

Insomnia is linked with anxiety and depression, and a clinical trial evaluates the impact of Somryst on these comorbidities.

Sleep Diagnostics

Somnoware Streamlines Fax Intake

The module transforms paper-based faxing into a digital experience, streamlining the fax intake process with more functionality.

Sleep Treatments

CPAP Mask Liners Comparison Guide

This guide compares CPAP mask liners on specifications including materials, fitting, cost, cleaning, estimated useful life, and others.

Sleep Health

Harm From Blue Light Exposure Increases with Age, Study Finds

Flies exposed to blue light showed damage to their retinal cells and brain neurons. This damage, the researchers found, got worse with age.

Practice Management

Federal Infant Sleep Products Safety Standard Takes Effect

The new Safety Standard for Infant Sleep Products makes it unlawful to sell non-compliant infant sleep products and applies to products manufactured on or after June 23.