Machine Learning Model Predicts CPAP Impact on Cardiovascular Risk in OSA
Mount Sinai researchers developed an analytic tool that estimates individualized cardiovascular outcomes for obstructive sleep apnea patients using CPAP therapy.
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Short Sleep Increases Risk of Cardiovascular Health Decline in Children
Cardiovascular health begins to decline in children around age 10, primarily due to changes in health behaviors such as sleep duration and diet.
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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.
Study Links Mobile Phone Use to Cardiovascular Risk, With Sleep as a Key Mediator
A new study investigates the association between mobile phone use, risk of heart diseases, and modifiable lifestyle factors.
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Weekend Catch-Up Sleep May Slash Heart Disease Risk
Participants who got the most compensatory sleep on weekends were 19% less likely to develop heart disease compared to those with the least.
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Future Tech Could Spot Sleep Disorders in Cardiac Care Units
Nihon Kohden aims to develop software that transforms standard hospital monitoring data into a polysomnogram.
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Sleep Apnea Ups Heart Disease Risk, Even in Those Under 40
A new study assessed the prevalence of probable OSA and its relationship with cardiovascular disease in young adults aged 20-40 and those older than 40.
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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 Develop Hypertension
Individuals who snore regularly at night face nearly double the risk of uncontrolled hypertension compared to non-snorers.
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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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Transforming Patient Journeys in Sleep and Cardiac Health
With a focus on eliminating healthcare silos, ReactDx introduces an integrated platform for faster patient care.
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Sleeping Less Than Seven Hours Raises Hypertension Risk—Especially for Women
A study spanning over two decades and six countries links sleeping less than seven hours to an increased risk of hypertension, particularly highlighting a greater susceptibility among females.
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Researchers Developing AI Models to Predict Cardiovascular Risk in Sleep Apnea Patients
The project, supported by a $3 million NIH grant, also aims to identify patients who would benefit most from using CPAP, as well as patients who should avoid CPAP.
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Heartbeat Changes with Words Heard During Sleep, Research Reveals
The sleeping body reacts to the external world during sleep—with the heartbeat being impacted by certain stimuli, new research reveals.
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Insomnia Raises Heart Attack Risk by 69%
Based on the data, researchers say insomnia should be considered a risk factor for developing a heart attack.
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An Overlooked Aspect of Sleep That Impacts Heart Health
Most investigations linking sleep and cardiovascular health focus on sleep duration or sleep efficiency. ETH Zurich focused on brain activity.
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Sleep Problems Linked to Heart Health Risks During and After Menopause
How well a woman sleeps—not just how long—as she transitions through menopause may affect her projected risk for heart disease and stroke, new research suggests.
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Longer Naps Nearly Double Risk of Atrial Fibrillation
Daytime napping for 30 minutes or longer is associated with an increased likelihood of developing atrial fibrillation.
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