Health Canada OKs Custom-Fit CPAP Mask
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Brain Cleaning of Sleep Achieved During Wake, Suggest Studies of Emerging At-Home Technology
A noninvasive treatment may safely stimulate brain toxin clearance via meningeal lymphatic vessels during wakefulness.
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XII Medical Raises $45M to Advance Neuromodulation Therapy for OSA
The Series B funding will be used to advance the clinical-stage med-tech company's neuromodulation therapy for obstructive sleep apnea.
Spine-Chip May Unlock Injectable Therapies for Sleep Apnea and Chronic Pain
A computer chip tested in people’s spines could provide a scalable approach to targeting multiple neurological regions and unlock new therapeutic opportunities for brain-computer interfaces and spinal cord stimulators.
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Brain Implant Manages Parkinson’s Movement and Sleep Issues
Researchers are developing an AI-powered brain implant that adapts in real time to control Parkinson’s symptoms, providing personalized relief for both movement challenges and insomnia.
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Smart Earbuds Detect Drowsiness to Prevent Workplace Accidents
UC Berkeley researchers have created earpieces that identify brain activity associated with relaxation and drowsiness.
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Lucid Dreaming Research Lab Launches in Silicon Valley
Researchers at the facility aim to develop technologies for studying lucid dreaming and REM sleep phenomena.
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Neurostimulator Developer Appoints Industry Veteran as COO
The new COO joins StimAire to advance the development of its injectable neurostimulator for obstructive sleep apnea.
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REMSpace Closes $1M Seed Round for Lucid Dreaming Technology Development
The funding will support the CEO’s vision to make lucid dreaming accessible to the masses.
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NSF Grant Fuels Development of High-Tech Sleep Mask for Insomnia
NeuroLight Inc developed a prototype of a sleep mask that uses light and sound for brain entrainment to improve sleep quality.
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FDA Greenlights Clinical Trials for Nexalin’s Insomnia and Anxiety Therapy Headset
The FDA has agreed on the design for Nexalin’s planned clinical studies of the Gen-3 HALO Clarity, targeting insomnia and anxiety.
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Nyxoah Prepares Final FDA Premarket Approval Module for Genio OSA Neurostimulator
Nyxoah advances its US launch plans for the Genio system, which recently achieved positive co-primary endpoints in the DREAM US pivotal study.
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Nexalin Ramps Up Manufacturing of Insomnia Neurostimulator Following Successful Testing
The company is now boosting production to 500 units in anticipation of US clinical trials aimed at validating the device’s efficacy for at-home insomnia treatment.
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Investigational Orexin-2 Receptor Agonist Improves Wakefulness in Narcolepsy Type 2 and IH
Alkermes plc announced positive results from a phase 1b study evaluating ALKS 2680 for treating narcolepsy type 2 and idiopathic hypersomnia.
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New Tech Uses Magnetic Frequencies to Optimize Sleep Stages
Research involving 67 subjects who participated in over 7,772 sleep sessions demonstrated that 73% experienced notable improvements in their sleep, with enhancements in the depth and overall quality of sleep noted.
Read MoreLucid Dreamer Controls Smart Home Devices in Sleep
Researchers tested technology that allows people to control a smart home from lucid dreams. As a result, these people completed some typical morning actions before even waking up.
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$12M Fuels Development of Wearable That Guides Brainwaves to Induce Sleep
The platform uses neurotechnology to read individual brainwaves and guide them in real time by responding with tailored stimulation.
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Patent Awarded for Neuromodulation Tech to Treat ‘Coronasomnia’
The patent covers a novel method of facilitating a normal sleep cycle in a subject during a pandemic or peri-COVID vaccination period.
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