Researchers to Study Sleep Disorders Using RFID Clothing Tags
A grant from the National Science Foundation is funding a study to capture abnormal body movements during sleep using radio-frequency tags attached to clothes.
A grant from the National Science Foundation is funding a study to capture abnormal body movements during sleep using radio-frequency tags attached to clothes.
The virtual neurology clinic has introduced a research-based, sleep-specific offering for employers to support employees experiencing sleep disorders.
The past year has brought relief that one bump in the pathway to neurostimulator use has been smoothed down for sleep apnea patients.
Researchers make progress in developing a digital biomarker that detects early signs of Alzheimer’s disease in brain wave patterns using a wearable headband at night.
There are ways to transition your sleep disorders center to single-use sensors without negatively impacting workflows or encountering supply chain shortages.
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