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People with Sleep Apnea Have Larger Hippocampus After 10 Years, Study Finds
Sleep apnea may lead to increased brain growth in the hippocampus, which could have implications for memory and cognitive function.
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Natus Appoints Veteran Medical Device Leader as New CEO
Natus Neuro’s new CEO, with extensive medical device industry experience, will lead the company’s strategic vision and operational excellence.
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University of Virginia Launches New Sleep Medicine Fellowship
UVA’s newly accredited Sleep Medicine Fellowship program will welcome its first fellow in July 2025.
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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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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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Why the First Half of Your Sleep is Crucial for Brain Reset
The initial hours of sleep play a crucial role in weakening neuron connections, paving the way for new learning the following day.
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Axsome to Present on Cognitive and Wake-Promoting Effects of Solriamfetol
Axsome Therapeutics Inc will present new data on solriamfetol’s impact on cognition and sleep at the American Academy of Neurology 2024 annual meeting.
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What You Think About Your Sleep Might Not Be True, Says New Research
Research indicates a significant difference between how people perceive their sleep quality and what is actually measured through objective methods.
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Latest Research on Lemborexant for Insomnia to Be Presented at AAN Meeting
Topics include lemborexant’s impact on daytime alertness in individuals with insomnia, its efficacy in older adults, and the process for transitioning patients from Z-drugs to Lemborexant.
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Jazz to Highlight Narcolepsy and IH Research at AAN 2024
The research includes an oral presentation revealing that individuals with idiopathic hypersomnia experienced higher odds of comorbid conditions, such as cardiovascular disease.
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Sleep Apnea Tied to 50% Higher Risk of Memory or Thinking Problems
A preliminary study reveals an association between sleep apnea symptoms and increased likelihood of memory or thinking problems.
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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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A Real Headache? Daylight Saving Time Changes May Bring More Than Sleep Disruption
Daylight saving time changes disrupt sleep and potentially trigger migraines for millions, says headache specialist Fred Cohen, MD.
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Wearable ‘Brainband’ Uses AI and Audio to Improve Sleep
The AI-powered consumer sleep wearable is designed to monitor vital signals and provide personalized, real-time audio stimulation to enhance sleep quality.
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Sleepers Can Physically Respond to Voice Cues, Study Shows
Ordinary sleepers can pick up verbal information transmitted by a human voice and respond to it by contracting their facial muscles, new research finds.
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How Circadian Clock Disruption Elevates Parkinson’s Risk
A University of Geneva team shows how disruptions to the circadian clock increase the risk of Parkinson’s disease.
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