New Data Points to Pitolisant’s Potential Place in the Narcolepsy Armamentarium
As the investigational compound continues to be vetted by the FDA, research sheds light on its...
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Author: Sree Roy
U of C Psychologists Say Insomnia Treatment Could Help Teens Recover from Concussions
A pilot project shows promising results, reports CBC. The 24 teens that participated in the randomized controlled trial learned about healthy sleep habits, challenging negative thoughts and creating a consistent sleep schedule....
Read More‘An Arm And A Leg’: Journalist Learns The Hard Way That CPAP Compliance Pays
When journalist Eric Umansky discovered that the machine that helps him breathe at night was “transmitting” his sleep habits to his insurance company, he was not happy, reports An Arm and a Leg podcast. He was also less than...
Read MoreThe Sad Truth About Sleep-Tracking Devices and Apps
The New York Times personal tech columnist tracked his sleep for two weeks with an Apple Watch and some software. Here’s why he concluded it was a pointless exercise. Ultimately, the technology did not help me sleep more. It...
Read MoreOKC Company Creates Glasses That Monitor Fatigue Levels While Driving
BlyncSync has focused heavily on the trucking industry, reports News9. Right now, the company is in a pilot phase where they are testing the glasses with a trucking company. That will last about six months. When it is over, they...
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