Sleep Apnea Can Be Worse for Women, Study Finds
New research suggests that sleep apnea may be more dangerous for a woman’s heart, reports Komo News.
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Author: Cassandra Perez
New Study From Gothenburg University in Sweden Shows That Chronic Snoring in Children Can Harm Their Health
A Gothenburg University study suggests that persistent snoring in children can affect sleep quality, according to a university news release.
Read MoreIncreased Risk of Parkinson Disease in Female Patients with Sleep Apnea
A Clinical Advisor report indicates that obstructive sleep apnea, believed to cause inflammation and oxidative stress, may also contribute to the development of Parkinson disease.
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Bay Area Parents Hiring Baby Sleep Coaches To Stop The Crying
A CBS news report examines the new trend among parents of hiring baby sleep consultants to help get their newborn to sleep and snooze safely.
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New Jersey Considers Later School Start So Students Could Sleep And Function Better
The Parent Herald reports that New Jersey Department of Education officials have completed a series of hearings to discuss if schools in the district should implement a later start time.
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