Oral OSA Drug Candidate ‘Exceeded Expectations’ in Phase 2 Trial
The drug candidate demonstrated statistically significant reductions in AHI and improvements in oxygenation, coupled with positive patient-reported outcomes.
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Author: Sleep Review Staff
Common Insomnia Treatment Makes Sleep Quality Worse Than No Treatment
‘In addition to not being very safe, these drugs also make sleep quality worse in ways that may be detrimental to brain health.’
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Intraoral Oximetry Biosensor Earns Patent
Achaemenid Innovations’ wireless oral cavity sensor detects oxygen saturation, pulse rate, actigraphy, and oral appliance use, aiming to overcome skin-tone and environmental limitations of fingertip oximetry.
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Diet, Genetics Linked to Excessive Daytime Sleepiness
Mass General Brigham researchers identified seven molecules in the blood linked to excessive daytime sleepiness, including factors related to diet and hormones.
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Is Inspire Safe for 4-Year-Olds with Down Syndrome and Sleep Apnea?
Insights from a retrospective review of children who underwent hypoglossal nerve stimulator implant surgeries.
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