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Treatment for Sleep Apnea Discovered in Novel Heart Failure Drug 

Treatment for Sleep Apnea Discovered in Novel Heart Failure Drug 

While the drug offers benefits for heart failure, researchers also discovered its effectiveness in relieving sleep apnea, which there currently is no medication to treat.

  • Study Finds V-Com Device Improves Patient Adherence

  • FDA Raises Alert on Certain Dental Devices Purported to Treat Sleep Apnea in Adults

  • Daytime Sleep Apnea Therapy eXciteOSA Surpasses 10,000 Patient Milestone

  • New Initiative to Educate Sleep Disorder Community on Cardiovascular Risks

  • What Might Be Obstructing Your Patient’s CPAP Adherence

  • Exercise Offsets Mortality Risks of Abnormal Sleep Duration

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Early Classes Affect Students’ Sleep, But Do They Also Impact Grades?

Early Classes Affect Students’ Sleep, But Do They Also Impact Grades?

While investigators found early morning classes led to a loss of sleep in students, they also discovered a correlation between such classes and grade point average.

  • Salimetrics Introduces Stress Assessment Option for HST

    Salimetrics Introduces Stress Assessment Option for HST

  • Pitolisant Trial for Idiopathic Hypersomnia Ahead of Schedule

    Pitolisant Trial for Idiopathic Hypersomnia Ahead of Schedule

  • Cluster Headache and Migraine Strongly Linked to Circadian System 

    Cluster Headache and Migraine Strongly Linked to Circadian System 

  • Study Assesses Sleep and Fatigue Risk in Emergency Physicians

    Study Assesses Sleep and Fatigue Risk in Emergency Physicians

  • Sexual Orientation Influences Risk of Sleep Problems in Youth

    Sexual Orientation Influences Risk of Sleep Problems in Youth

  • Nox Medical’s Sleep Test Software Now Compatible With Citrix 

    Nox Medical’s Sleep Test Software Now Compatible With Citrix 

  • Pear Considers Acquisition, Sale, Merger, or Other Strategic Alternatives 

    Pear Considers Acquisition, Sale, Merger, or Other Strategic Alternatives 

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FDA Clears Specific HST for Longitudinal Data Collection

FDA Clears Specific HST for Longitudinal Data Collection

The next-generation home sleep testing device allows for clinical-grade longitudinal data collection over multiple nights to diagnose, titrate, and monitor treatment efficacy over time. 

  • FDA Approves Inspire Therapy Expansion for Specific Pediatric Population

    FDA Approves Inspire Therapy Expansion for Specific Pediatric Population

  • Advances in Neurostimulator Technology Ease Utilization for Sleep Patients

    Advances in Neurostimulator Technology Ease Utilization for Sleep Patients

  • Regional Home Care to Refund Massachusetts Medicaid Members in $2.5 Million Settlement

    Regional Home Care to Refund Massachusetts Medicaid Members in $2.5 Million Settlement

  • This Dental Device Was Sold to Fix Patients’ Jaws. Lawsuits Claim It Wrecked Their Teeth.

    This Dental Device Was Sold to Fix Patients’ Jaws. Lawsuits Claim It Wrecked Their Teeth.

  • Vivos Therapeutics Strengthens Sleep Apnea Treatment Portfolio With New Acquisition

    Vivos Therapeutics Strengthens Sleep Apnea Treatment Portfolio With New Acquisition

  • The Truth About Smart Beds: Separating Hype from Reality 

    The Truth About Smart Beds: Separating Hype from Reality 

  • Signifier Receives FDA Nod to Remove Certain Contraindications for eXciteOSA

    Signifier Receives FDA Nod to Remove Certain Contraindications for eXciteOSA

Sleep Disorders

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How Cardiologists Perceive Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Atrial Fibrillation Patients

How Cardiologists Perceive Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Atrial Fibrillation Patients

A survey conducted by the International Collaboration of Sleep Apnea Cardiovascular Trialists takes the pulse of cardiologists’ in 16 countries regarding sleep apnea diagnosis and treatment for their atrial fibrillation patients.

  • Negative Pressure Sleep Apnea Device Showing Promise in In-Home Trial

  • Zevra Joins Sleep Data Initiative As Founding Member

  • ‘Morning People’ Show Better CPAP Adherence

  • FDA Authorizes Importation of Tentatively-Approved Narcolepsy Drug 

  • Accuracy of Restless Legs Syndrome Screening Questionnaires Questioned

  • Certain Sleep Disorders May Increase Cognitive Decline in Women with Multiple Sclerosis

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Hot Flashes, Not Hormones, Among Top Causes of Insomnia in Menopausal Women

Hot Flashes, Not Hormones, Among Top Causes of Insomnia in Menopausal Women

In a study designed to model the most likely reasons for self-reported insomnia in midlife women, researchers—surprisingly—did not identify hormone levels as one of the top causes.

  • Sleep Disturbances Prevalent in Stroke Patients

  • Minority Patients Significantly Less Likely to Be Prescribed Insomnia Medication

  • Study Finds Surprising Link Between Sleep-Maintenance Insomnia and Decreased Dementia Risk

  • Sleeping Too Much or Too Little Raises Infection Risk by at Least 25%

  • Benzodiazepines for Insomnia Tied to Upped Overdose Risk Compared with Other Sleep Meds

  • How COVID Can Disturb Your Sleep and Dreams—And What Could Help

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Cerebra Gets Funding to Develop Consumer Sleep Improvement Technology  

Cerebra Gets Funding to Develop Consumer Sleep Improvement Technology  

In collaboration with IDUN Technologies and Pilotfish, Cerebra hopes to create a platform that will provide insights to help consumers sleep and perform better.

  • Sleep Number’s Sustainability Report Highlights Sleep Science Progress

  • Rhythmlink Links Up With Graham Partners

  • Philips Taps Former Pear Exec as Chief Business Leader

  • Telehealth Program Aids in Sleep Apnea Diagnoses for Rural Veterans

  • Sunrise to Launch Home Sleep Tests in US

  • FDA Clears Wearable Ring to Detect Sleep Apnea

Sleep Treatments

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Melatonin May Lower Self-Harm Risk in Young People, Especially Girls

Melatonin May Lower Self-Harm Risk in Young People, Especially Girls

A observational study found the risk of self-harm increased in the months preceding melatonin prescription and decreased thereafter.

  • ProSomnus Gets Patent for Manufacturing Process of Sleep Apnea Devices

  • FDA Looks Into Dental Device After KHN-CBS News Investigation of Patient Harm

  • Global Survey Reveals High Prevalence of Snoring

  • Wakix Approved for Narcolepsy Treatment in Children in Europe

  • 5 Dental Sleep Medicine Mini-Residency Options

  • Inspire Receives Reimbursement in Belgium for Sleep Apnea Therapy

Sleep Health

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Does It Matter What Time I Go to Bed?

Does It Matter What Time I Go to Bed?

Researchers suggest that sleep preferences aren't a matter a choice, but rather primarily influenced by genetics and chronotypes.

  • Gender Increases Frailty Risk for Shift Workers

  • Dogs and Cats Affect Owners’ Sleep Quality Differently

  • Study Identifies Sleep Factor Most Influential on Long-Term Quality of Life

  • Short Sleep Significantly Raises Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease

  • Sleep Improvement Program Targets Indigenous Adolescents in Queensland

  • Health Care Workers Are Frazzled—And Poor Sleep May Turn Stress Into Poor Mental Health

Practice Management

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The Most-Cited Deficiencies of Sleep Labs During Accreditation Surveys

The Most-Cited Deficiencies of Sleep Labs During Accreditation Surveys

Nine deficiencies were found in over 10% of sleep centers during Accreditation Commission for Health Care surveys.

  • AASM, CHEST Grant Winner to Research Sleep Apnea Phenotype in Latin American Women

  • BRPT Announces Educational Grants to Support CCSH Certification

  • Avadel Seeks Final FDA Approval for Lumryz to Treat Narcolepsy

  • KemPharm Rebrands as Zevra Therapeutics

  • Philips Recall: 82 More Death Reports in Medical Device Reports

  • FDA Clears Mandibular Jaw Movement-Based Home Sleep Test

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