Morning Lark or Night Owl? Science Shows Your Chronotype Can Shift
While genetics may predispose an individual to prefer the morning or evening hours, new research indicates that chronotypes may be more malleable than current theories suggest.
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STOP-BANG Misses Sleep Apnea in Black Patients
Black Americans are disproportionately impacted by cardiovascular disease and untreated obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) might be partially to blame.
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How Much Change in the FOSQ-10 Is Clinically Meaningful?
A 10-item version of the Functional Outcomes of Sleep Questionnaire is analyzed. By Yoona Ha For...
Read MoreSomnoware Adds Customizable Patient Questionnaires to Its Platform
Digital health technology company Somnoware now provides online screening, pre-study, and post-study patient questionnaires. Each time a sleep study appointment is scheduled using the Somnoware platform, a questionnaire is...
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Will a 5-Question Screener Tip the Scales in Favor of Earlier Narcolepsy Diagnosis?
The Swiss Narcolepsy Scale is easy for patients to take at the same time as they complete an Epworth Sleepiness Scale. Here’s why your practice may benefit by adding the SNS to your intake paperwork.
Read MoreSTOPBang Helps Predict OSA
According to Mark Fenton, MD, the STOPBang questionnaire is able to rule out obstructive sleep apnea in some patients, as reported by Medpage Today.
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Despite Sleeping Less, Elderly Report Feeling More Awake During the Day
New research into the effects of age on sleep suggests the elderly sleep less, but report better...
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Many New Moms Report No Physician Advice On Infant Sleep Position
Many new mothers do not receive advice from physicians on aspects of infant care such as sleep...
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Questioning the Questionnaire
OB/GYN Francesca Facco, MD, posits a new approach to screening for sleep disorders during pregnancy.
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Why Are Dentists in a Unique Position to Screen for Sleep Breathing Disorders?
A dental sleep medicine expert discusses screening tools, co-treating patients with physicians,...
Read MoreHOPE Program Evaluations Continue in Seattle
David Gergen, president of the Pro Player Health Alliance (PPHA), Andre Collins, executive director of the Professional Athletes Foundation at the NFLPA, and Dr Archie Roberts, founder of the Living Heart Foundation (LHF), are...
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The Compliance Team Expands Patient Satisfaction Portal to All DMEPOS Organizations
Effective tomorrow, The Compliance Team (TCT)’s web-based patient satisfaction reporting and...
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Survey Aims to Understand Public’s Knowledge of OSA Home Testing
The results expose the reason why 85% of the more than 43 million Americans with OSA remain undiagnosed.
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Yeoman’s Work
Frances Chung, MBBS, FRCPC, an anesthesiologist with a career commitment to transforming the perioperative management of sleep apnea patients.
Read MoreQuestionnaires Help Dentists Screen for Sleep-disordered Breathing in Children
According to new research that received the Graduate Student Research Award at the 19th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, questionnaires can help dentists screen for sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) in a pediatric
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STOP OSA in Its Tracks
The STOP questionnaire, a new OSA screening tool, can help anesthesiologists identify OSA patients before surgery.
Read MoreNew Sleep Study Contradicts Findings of NSFs Sleep in America Poll
Researchers investigate 40 years of time diaries, and discount validity of the NSFs yearly poll.
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