AASM Issues Its First Guidance in Area of Growing Concern
All four recommendations are conditional, underscoring limited evidence and the need for clinician judgment based on patient values and institutional resources.
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Author: Sleep Review Staff
National Sleep Foundation Launches SleepMark Program for Consumer Products
The new designation aims to help consumers identify sleep-related goods that align with the organization’s evidence-based guidelines.
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FDA Clears SANSA for Diagnostic ECG Monitoring During Home Sleep Testing
The clearance means Huxley Medical’s SANSA can systematically detect cardiac arrhythmias, aiming to restore a key function of in-lab polysomnography.
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ADHD Stimulants Act on Wakefulness, Reward Centers, Not Attention Networks
New research finds the drugs can also mask the effects of sleep deprivation, prompting calls for clinicians to consider sleep health in ADHD evaluations.
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UMass Researchers Develop Apple Watch App for Sleep Staging in Research
The BIDSleep app and a new AI model use heart rate data to offer an alternative to lab-based studies for monitoring sleep patterns.
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