FAA Takes Action to Combat Air Traffic Controller Fatigue
The Federal Aviation Administration is introducing new measures to alleviate controller fatigue related to sleep loss and circadian disruption.
The Federal Aviation Administration is introducing new measures to alleviate controller fatigue related to sleep loss and circadian disruption.
The clearance will allow EnsoData's artificial intelligence to support the diagnosis of sleep disorders using any FDA-cleared pulse oximeter.
The lawsuit alleges that Inspire provided misleading information about its Acceleration Program, leading to significant investor losses.
The US Food and Drug Administration has created a new Digital Health Advisory Committee to help the agency explore the complex, scientific, and technical issues related to digital health technologies.
The national consortium of law firms will advance the carriage of a class action related to the recall of Philips’ CPAP and ventilator devices.
A North Florida medical center has agreed to a $1 million settlement with the United States government to resolve allegations of False Claims Act violations associated with its former sleep center.
The sleep techs turned their attention to the equipment, rather than the patient, when reacting to the sensor data, according to the family's attorney. Healthcare professionals must treat the patient, not the equipment, sources say.
SOMNOmedics, a family-owned manufacturer of sleep diagnostic devices, has completed the first steps in converting to a public limited company, as it gains its first minority shareholder.
As clocks “fall back” and daylight saving time ends, many Americans will be driving longer at night which could translate to more driver fatigue and hazards on the road.