Excessive daytime sleepiness, a common symptom of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), can creep slowly into a person’s life over years or months. This symptom may appear so gradually that it can start to feel normal or even go unnoticed by patients who forget what life was like before the drowsiness began.
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From identifying new sleep disorder phenotypes to rapidly scoring sleep studies, artificial intelligence may be a boon for precision sleep medicine.
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People are spending more time in bed during the coronavirus lockdown, but their sleep quality is not doing so well, a survey finds.
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For several years, researchers have known non-REM sleep plays a key role in clearing the brain of...
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In patients who have experienced an ischemic stroke, the severity of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) has been positively associated with 3-month poststroke depression (PSD) according to research reviewed by PulmonologyAdvisor.
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