Fisher & Paykel Opens Third Manufacturing Facility in Tijuana
The Sánchez Building enables the company to increase production of healthcare solutions closer to its major markets, according to Fisher & Paykel.
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Could an Afternoon Nap Help Us Cope With Hotter Temperatures? It’s Worked for Australia’s First Nations People
As the world grapples with ever-hotter temperatures, we may well need to relearn the art of the afternoon nap.
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Regional Home Care to Refund Massachusetts Medicaid Members in $2.5 Million Settlement
As part of the settlement, Regional Home Care will refund MassHealth members, vacate millions in judgments against consumers, and reform its debt collection practices.
Sleep Health During COVID-19: National Sleep Foundation Analysis
The sleep health analysis gives a broad picture of the nation’s sleep health across two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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National Sleep Foundation Reveals 2022 Sleep in America Poll Results
The 2022 Sleep in America Poll documents opportunities to improve daily activities linked with a range of positive sleep and health outcomes.
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Surprising Insights About Wind Farm Noise & Sleep Presented at Sleep DownUnder 2021
The team surveyed over 500 South Australians asking them if they experienced any sleep disruptions and, if yes, what the residents themselves believed was the cause.
Read MoreOntario Sleep Apnea Cutbacks Present Danger to Public
BayToday: In Canada, Rob McKay, RRT, is raising the alarm about impending government subsidy cuts to sleep apnea devices.
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Researchers Calculate Insomnia Prevalence in Austria
The sleep problems of 1,004 people (50.4 % of them female) were surveyed online and classified according to the ICSD-3.
Read MoreSleep Researcher Speaks on How Pandemic Affected People’s Sleep Around the World
Sleep has become elusive for many as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, according to new research from Arizona State University’s Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation.
Read MoreDreams Are Changing As We Emerge From the Pandemic
CNN: Psychologist Deirdre Barrett has been collecting our dreams and nightmares since the virus shut down our lives.
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Australian Researchers Publish Insomnia Therapy Model for General Practitioners
This clinical review provides GPs with a description of a four-session insomnia treatment program that is tailored to the time limitations, knowledge, and capacity of general practice staff.
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Americans Either Sleep Poorly or Excellently—With Very Few In Between
A divided sleep experience has been exacerbated by the direct and indirect effects of the ongoing pandemic and its economic fallout.
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Telemedicine Program Improves Access to Sleep Care for Rural Veterans
The VHA TeleSleep Program launched telehealth services in 2017 to support the testing, diagnosis, and treatment of obstructive sleep apnea and other sleep disorders.
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European Union Project to Explore Impact of Urban Lighting on Health Kicks Off This Month
Funded through the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, ENLIGHTENme will get EUR 5 million over the next 4 years.
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Nighttime Artificial Lights Linked with Elevated Thyroid Cancer Risk
The association was primarily driven by the most common form of thyroid cancer and it was stronger in women than in men.
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People in Rural Areas Less Likely to Receive Specialty Care for Neurologic Conditions
People with specific, less common conditions were just as likely to see a neurologist in more rural areas as in more urban areas, while people with less specific neurologic symptoms that are more common, such as sleep disorders, were more likely to see a neurologist in more urban areas.
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Researchers Seek Conclusive Data on How Wind Farms Impact Nearby Residents’ Sleep
Flinders University is studying sleep patterns in more than 70 volunteers in a laboratory experimental study to investigate potential wind turbine noise impacts on sleep and daytime outcomes.
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Here’s What 12,000 Respondents in 6 Countries Say About Their Sleep During the Pandemic
Thailand was revealed as the nation that was most sleep deprived, with half of respondents claiming they were definitely sleep deprived, followed by Germany, the US, UK, Italy, and Spain.
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