The Data Always Wins
Michael Coppola, MD, FCCP, believes portable monitoring will become the dominant testing modality through supporting research.
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Month: November 2012
Cost Savings a Major Benefit of Treating Sleep Apnea in Employees
Untreated sleep apnea results in higher health care expenditures and lower productivity rates in the workforce, according to findings presented at the 2012 American Sleep Apnea Association conference.
Read MorePlessey Develops Sensor Solution to Monitor Driver Fatigue
Plessey has developed a novel solution to monitor driver fatigue that is based on its EPIC sensor technology.
Read MoreAnesthesia Drugs Turn Wakefulness Off and Sleep On
New evidence shows that the drugs don’t just turn wakefulness "off," they also force important sleep circuits in the brain "on."
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Lack of Sleep Tied to Teen Sports Injuries
Adolescent athletes who slept 8 or more hours each night were 68% less likely to be injured than athletes who regularly slept less.
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