Poor Sleep Takes its Toll on Women
Researchers find that poor sleep is associated with higher levels of biomarkers of disease and greater psychological distress in women than men.
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Is Type-IV Home Testing Enough?
While CMS has proposed accepting one-channel to two-channel type IV devices for home sleep testing, the AASM and many other sleep experts say that physicians need at least a type III portable monitor to make an accurate OSA diagnosis.
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Exploring GBAT as an OSAS Treatment Option
Applying the Genial Bone Advancement Trephine (GBAT) System for patients who cannot tolerate CPAP.
Read MoreJoint Commission Expert Roundtable Urges Development of National Strategy
Roundtable outlines principals to develop a strategy to make performance measurements consistent and comparable.
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Tending to Teenagers
When it comes to working with teens, the Sleep Disorders Center at Children’s Medical Center Dallas knows the right attitude can do as much as the right equipment.
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