A New Approach on Insomnia
Using a “somniaxis” when diagnosing insomnia can help guide current pharmacologic treatment of this common but often hard-to-resolve disorder. Dangerous Outcomes Can sleep medicine play a role in controlling
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A Commitment to Helping Children
Newton-Wellesley Hospital is one of only three Boston-area facilities that maintain a sleep laboratory specifically designed for treating the unique needs of infants through teens.
Read MoreTesting Under the Influence
Today’s sleep-inducing medications reduce the risk of a patient not sleeping enough hours in the laboratory for a valid polysomnogram, but selecting when pharmacologic help is appropriate is not a simple decision.
Read MoreMind-Body Connection
A young boy’s behavior and school performance improve after treatment with CPAP.
Read MoreNews Story #1158
Space Sleep Studies Set to Lift Off Maintaining proper sleep is critical during space missions, especially since astronauts often suffer from poor sleep quality and insomnia during their time in orbit. A new study is aiming t
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