Can ‘Sleep Depth’ Be Objectively Measured? Two New Studies Suggest It Can
One study compares an algorithm’s accuracy compared to delta power and the other uses it to predict driving safety in patients with sleep apnea.
Read More
Author: Sree Roy
How Smell and Sound Help Your Brain While You Sleep
Elemental: There must be a way of improving sleep and its impact on memory.
Read More
Many Children Don’t Have Sleep Apnea After All
When an ‘elective’ sleep study is done before adenotonsillectomy, it turns out that 44.7% of children suspected of OSA have an apnea-hypopnea index of less than 2, a new study reports.
Read MoreFriend & Family Man
How Rafael Pelayo, MD, lives the legacy of the Father of Sleep Medicine and why the pediatric sleep specialist asks parents about their sleep.
Read More
FDA Clears First Daytime Sleep Apnea Therapy
This is the first device used while awake that is intended to improve tongue muscle function, which can help prevent the tongue from collapsing backwards.
Read More