An Information Society Technologies (IST) project dubbed SENSATION is showing results in the development of a multipurpose sensing platform for sleep studies that will be wirelessly integrated through a computer network.
Read MoreFindings from a new study from the University of Kansas Medical Center and School of Medicine in Kansas City conclude that tonsil and adenoid removal (adenotonsillectomy) leads to an improvement in behavior and sleep for pediatric patients diagnosed with sleep-disordered breathing.
Read MoreMedical equipment manufacturer Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corp reported on Thursday that a 53% trading revenue growth for CPAP flow generators and masks contributed to a record operating profit for the company for the last fiscal year.
Read MoreResults from two phase II gaboxadol proof-of-concept studies presented at the American Psychiatric Association Meeting on May 24 in Toronto, Canada, found that the drug gaboxadol dependently increased time spent in deep, or slow-wave, sleep.
Read MoreResults from a new study to further explore the mechanistic action of ramelteon suggest it may have the ability to shift the biological circadian rhythm—one’s natural 24-hour sleep-wake cycle—based on a study model designed to examine this potential.
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