Health Canada OKs Custom-Fit CPAP Mask
'The medical device industry has long assumed that mass production and true personalization are incompatible. FormFit proves they are not.'
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Inconsistent Childcare Sleep Regulations Across Canada Raise Concerns
A new study reveals inconsistencies in sleep regulations across Canadian childcare centers, potentially affecting the quality of rest and development for young children.
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Canadian Philips CPAP Class Action Handed Over to Law Firm Consortium
The national consortium of law firms will advance the carriage of a class action related to the recall of Philips’ CPAP and ventilator devices.
Better Sleep Boosts Mental Health in Arthritis and Chronic Pain Patients
Researchers found better mental health patients with arthritis and chronic pain who reported fewer sleep problems.
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Health Canada Approves Quviviq Insomnia Medication
The approval was supported by phase 3 results that demonstrated Quviviq improved sleep onset, sleep maintenance, and self-reported total sleep time in adults with insomnia.
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Sleep Disturbances Prevalent in Stroke Patients
University of Ottawa researchers elaborate on what physicians and specialists should glean from the findings linking stroke and disturbed sleep.
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Cerebra Gets Manitoba Contract for 1,000 Home Sleep Tests to Tackle COVID-19 Backlog
The pandemic impacted sleep study wait lists, and this is an opportunity to leverage locally developed technology to help Manitobans.
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.
Read MoreIn Canada, Doctor Bikes to Raise Sleep Apnea Awareness
Dave Merrell, founder of the Sleep Apnea Society of Canada, began his trip in Calgary on July 1 and is riding to Winnipeg, reports CTV News.
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Home Sleep Tests May Fill a Gap in Care for Stroke Patients, Study Finds
The parts of the brain that modulate breathing during sleep can become damaged by a stroke. New research sheds light on how sleep testing can better reach stroke patients.
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