Sleep Labs Prioritize EEG Electrode Leadwire Durability, While Exploring Wireless Technologies
New survey data highlights what sleep lab supervisors value most in EEG equipment setups, alongside common troubleshooting challenges.
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Self-Reported Sleep Quality Often Contradicts Objective Data
In a study, 66% of those perceiving poor sleep showed no issues, while 45% of those satisfied were potentially sleep-deprived.
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FDA Clears Headband for Home EEG-Based Sleep Monitoring
The FDA has granted 510(k) clearance to a wearable headband with machine-learning capabilities that captures EEG data, facilitating at-home monitoring of sleep architecture and aiding in diagnosing disturbed sleep.
FDA Clears EEG Brain Monitoring Headset
The headset is cleared for electroencephalography brain monitoring across hospital, home, ambulance, and air transport environments.
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New Partnership Explores the Role of Sleep in Neurological Disorders
The collaboration will initially focus on the role of sleep endpoints in clinical trials relating to rare epilepsy syndromes.
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Beacon and Takeda Team Up for Home-Based Sleep Disorder Research
The collaboration aims to support the development of novel sleep disorder therapies and improve the diagnostic process for patients.
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Rhythmlink Names New CEO to Helm Next Growth Phase
The newly appointed CEO succeeds co-founder Shawn Regan, who steps into the chairman role.
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BioSerenity Receives Major Funding Boost to Expand AI-Driven Medical Tech
BioSerenity is set to receive a €24m investment from Jolt Capital to expand its international presence and enhance its diagnostic tools.
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Cerebra Offers Sleep Depth Metric ORP to Researchers Via New API
Cerebra is making its patented Odds-Ratio-Product technology, a continuous metric of sleep depth, available to qualified researchers for free through its newly launched MY Sleep Scoring application programming interface.
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Commonly Used Pain Relief Device Could Treat OSA
An inexpensive machine commonly used for pain relief has shown to improve breathing in patients with obstructive sleep apnea, a clinical trial has found.
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X-trodes Awarded €5.2M to Advance Electrode Patch for Home Sleep Monitoring
X-trodes has received a €5.2 million award from the European Innovation Council Accelerator to propel the development and commercialization of its home sleep monitoring solutions.
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Brain Implant Being Tested for Dream Control
With further development, the technology could allow people to control dream plots and induce lucid dreams, according to REMspace researchers.
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How One Patient’s Textured Hair Nearly Kept Her From a Needed EEG
Requirements to remove hair extensions, braids, cornrows, and wigs and avoid styling products the night before the appointment could discourage people with thick, curly, and textured hair from going forward with an EEG.
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X-trodes, EMOTIV Wearable Electrode Patch Collaboration Targets At-Home Brain Monitoring
MOTIV customers can now use X-trodes’ proprietary dry-printed electrodes to stream user-generated data through the EmotivPRO mobile app for processing and analysis on EMOTIV’s cloud-based platform.
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Rhythmlink Redesigns PressOn Button Electrode for Less Waste
Rhythmlink has redesigned its disposable PressOn button electrode to feature a lower profile applicator for ease of use and less waste.
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Disposable Versus Reusable Sleep Sensors: Which Costs Less?
It’s not just the monthly dollar amount on the invoice that makes a dent in the sleep lab budget. The cost of labor and cleaning supplies could change how the expense of sleep sensors stack up for your sleep lab.
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How to Get Strong Sleep Sensor Signals
Industry experts share 6 best practices for applying and managing electrodes and sensors during in-lab sleep studies.
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Ear EEG as Reliable as Scalp EEG—& May Have Advantages for In-Home Sleep Monitoring
“The results are important because the study shows that simple, wearable EEG devices for home and unassisted use can monitor individual characteristics reliably.”
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