What is Considered ‘Normal’ Sleep for a Newborn?
The sleep disruption of new parenthood is both well known, yet unexpected. While new parents are aware that babies need frequent night-time care, the reality is often a cruel surprise.
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Author: Lisa Spear
Camp for Children with Narcolepsy Aims to Connect Families
Sponsored by the not-for-profit organization Wake Up Narcolepsy, the camp will take place over a weekend in late September.
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Many Drivers Hit the Road on Potentially Impairing Medications, Including Sleep Aids
AAA Foundation Study finds doctors’ warnings are often ineffective or ignored.
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Does Napping Impact Blood Pressure? A Study Offers Clues.
Researchers in China examined whether frequent naps could be a potential causal risk factor for high blood pressure or stroke.
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Medicare Now Covers the Panthera D-SAD Classic Oral Appliance for Sleep Apnea
Clinicians can now more easily outfit their Medicare patients with the Panthera D-SAD Classic, a nylon 3D-printed oral appliance used to treat sleep apnea and snoring.
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