Brain Cleaning of Sleep Achieved During Wake, Suggest Studies of Emerging At-Home Technology
A noninvasive treatment may safely stimulate brain toxin clearance via meningeal lymphatic vessels during wakefulness.
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Author: Sleep Review Staff
How to Use Sleep to Reach Patient-Valued Outcomes: Earn Continuing Education
Earn sleep continuing education credits (CSTEs) from Sleep Review’s November/December 2024 digital edition.
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Partnership Equips Primary Care Physicians with HST Solution
The partnership provides an avenue to reach more patients, no matter their location or ability to visit traditional sleep labs.
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Insomnia Can Lead to Heart Issues − a Psychologist Recommends Changes That Can Improve Sleep
About 10% of Americans say they have chronic insomnia, and millions of others report poor sleep quality. Ongoing research has found that bad sleep could lead to numerous health problems, including heart disease.
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A Sleep Change That Could Signal Dementia Risk for Women in Their 80s
A study tracked sleep using wrist-worn devices and categorized participants based on changes in nighttime sleep quality, daytime napping, and circadian rhythms.
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