Wearable RLS Therapy Offers Respite to Drug-Refractory Patients, Studies Show
The therapy was found to provide a "substantial reduction” in symptoms for adult patients with RLS refractory to medications, according to two newly published studies.
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Research Needs Rodent Models of Restless Legs Syndrome, But Assessing RLS in Mice Is Tricky
The International Restless Legs Syndrome Study Group publishes a new guideline on construct validity of rodent models of RLS.
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Restless Legs Syndrome Research Will Become Easier to Compare & Replicate
The International Restless Legs Syndrome Study Group published consensus guidelines on rodent models of RLS.
How to Share a Bed With a Restless Sleeper
A writer for Popular Science reviews ways to cope with having a bed partner with restless legs syndrome.
Read MoreRestless Legs Syndrome and the Gut Connection
The Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) Foundation is hosting a free webinar Wednesday on “SIBO, Diet and RLS” with Leonard Weinstock, MD.
Read MoreAzurity Pharmaceuticals Acquires Arbor Pharmaceuticals
Azurity Pharmaceuticals Inc has acquired Arbor Pharmaceuticals Inc, marketers of the restless legs syndrome drug Horizant.
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New Susceptibility Genes IDed for Restless Leg Syndrome
In a transcriptome-wide study, researchers pinpoint PPP3R1 and other novel genetic risk factors of interest in RLS.
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New Treatment Option for Restless Legs?
A new treatment reduces motor and sensory symptoms of restless legs syndrome (RLS) and improves sleep duration.
Read MoreHow to Share a Bed with a Restless Sleeper
Restless sleep is an umbrella term for a varied range of behaviors people experience while sleeping, and that prevent them from getting proper rest at night, including restless legs syndrome.
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How Restless Legs Syndrome Can Affect Other Parts of the Body
Typically, restless legs syndrome (RLS) affects one leg or both legs. But sometimes it can affect other areas of the body, such as the arms and torso. When this happens, it’s usually a sign that the condition is worsening.
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Aerobic Exercise May Help Address Dialysis-Related RLS
Undergoing dialysis to treat kidney failure doesn’t always reduce symptoms of kidney failure, and it can sometimes make some symptoms worse.
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Noctrix Health Enrolls First Patient in Wearable RLS Therapy Clinical Trial
The RESTFUL Study is a two-phase, randomized, double-blind, sham-controlled clinical trial to evaluate the company’s wearable NTX100 Neuromodulation System in patients with moderate-severe primary RLS.
Read MoreSeoul Researchers Find Biomarkers for Restless Legs Syndrome
Korea Biomedical Review: Researchers at Seoul National University Hospital have discovered a biomarker that causes restless legs syndrome.
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Autism & Sleep: Scientists Are One Step Closer to Solving the Puzzle
Sleep issues in children with autism are often written off as behavioral problems, but emerging science is unraveling a more complex picture.
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Webinar: Restless Legs Syndrome and Brain Donation
The RLS Foundation is hosting a webinar on the “Brain Donor Project” with Tish Hevel, CEO of The Brain Donor Project, who will discuss what brain donation is and how patients can donate their tissue to further RLS research.
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The Effect of the COVID-19 Vaccine on Restless Legs
A patient with restless legs syndrome writes into The Seattle Times’ Wellness section to ask about how the COVID-19 Moderna vaccine could impact her symptoms.
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Survey: Only 29% of People with RLS Say Sleep Disorder Is Controlled on Current Treatment Plan
Four in 10 don’t feel treatment options are clearly explained and 45% aren’t in complete agreement with their HCP on their RLS severity.
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Factors Affecting New-Onset of Restless Legs Syndrome in Pregnancy
Pregnant women often develop restless legs syndrome (RLS), however the incidence of RLS in this population was associated with ethnicity, age, and nutritional factors according to study results published in Neurology.
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