Poor Sleep Patterns Elevate Diabetes Risk in Diverse Cohort, Study Finds
A new report extends previous findings by linking suboptimal sleep durations to increased diabetes risk in a large cohort of primarily racially and economically diverse adults.
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Expert Pushes Naps and Brain Games Over AI Reliance for Dementia Prevention
A new book urges readers to put down their smartphones and prioritize "real intelligence" through habits like napping and memory exercises.
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The Case for Identifying Comorbidities
SleepMedRx founder and CEO Jagdeep Bijwadia, MD, MBA, on why recognizing co-existing disorders, such as cardiac comorbidities, should be a priority for sleep specialists.
Can ED and Asthma Drugs Recover Memories Lost to Sleep Deprivation?
Researchers used FDA-approved drugs for erectile dysfunction and asthma to restore memories in mice.
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Tai Chi and CBT Go Beyond Tackling Cancer-Related Insomnia
A study reveals tai chi reduces inflammation while CBT enhances anti-viral defenses, offering benefits for breast cancer survivors beyond insomnia relief.
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Parkinson’s Disease Devastates Sleep for Patients and Caregivers, Survey Finds
The survey reveals that 96% of Parkinson’s patients experience sleep disruptions, and over a third of caregivers are also affected.
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Sleep Apnea Startup Earns Spot in AHA’s Heart and Brain Health Program
The company is among five startups selected for the inaugural track and will have a chance to compete in the MedTech Innovator Competition Finals in October.
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Habitual Snorers More Likely to Hypertension
Individuals who snore regularly at night face nearly double the risk of uncontrolled hypertension compared to non-snorers.
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Sleep Deprivation Impairs Memory Formation and Neuronal Replay
Sleep—or a lack thereof—has a dramatic effect on neurons in the hippocampus.
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Unexpected Discovery of Infant Brain Rhythm May Explain Sleep Disorders in Kids
Researchers find the coordination of brain and breathing rhythms during sleep begins early in life, potentially informing the understanding of sleep-related breathing disorders in children.
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How Sleep and Social Praise Boost Dogs’ Learning Abilities
The results shed light on how learning style and sleep affect dogs’ behavior and learning success.
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Genetics May Explain Sleep Problems in Conditions Like Autism and ADHD
Researchers identify shared genetic underpinnings between sleep disruptions and neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric conditions.
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Sleep Apnea’s Oxygen Dips Linked to Faster Lung Cancer Return
Intermittent oxygen desaturation from obstructive sleep apnea is associated with accelerated lung cancer recurrence within two years after curative treatment.
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Narcolepsy Significantly Increases Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
Two new studies reveal that narcolepsy is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease and adverse cardiac events.
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Dreams May Predict the Future
A new study finds that while some neurons replay past events during sleep, others surprisingly anticipate future experiences, potentially explaining how dreams can sometimes predict the future.
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Does Sleep Clear More Toxins from the Brain Than When We’re Awake? Latest Research Casts Doubt on This Theory
A recent study challenges the belief that the brain clears more waste during sleep, suggesting instead that brain clearance in mice is lower during sleep than when awake.
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‘Sleeping on It’ Really Does Help and Four Other Recent Sleep Research Breakthroughs
Recent studies reveal advancements in understanding lucid dreaming, memory replay during sleep, the mental health benefits of sleep, its role in preventing neurodegenerative diseases, and new treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia.
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Vanda Pharmaceuticals Highlights Genetic Studies at SLEEP 2024
Research topics include sleep latency mechanisms, genetic variants related to sleep-wake phases, and genome sequencing in insomnia patients.
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