8 a.m. High School? Sleep Habits of Pandemic Teens Suggest Benefits of Later Start Times
The return to in-person classrooms this fall may have the unintended consequence of depriving many high school students of sleep.
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Author: Lisa Spear
Cannabis Products Are Being Sold as Sleep Remedies – Here’s the Evidence About Their Effectiveness
California-based Ganja Goddess reported more than a sevenfold increase in revenue for its cannabis sleep products during the first year of the COVID pandemic.
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CPAP Recall: Philips to Start Replacing Millions of Devices
Philips announced Wednesday that it would begin the process of replacing millions of CPAP devices in the United States after a recall in June left many patients without sleep apnea treatment.
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Feeling Tired? Here’s How the Brain’s ‘Hourglass’ Controls Your Need for Sleep
A recent study has shown that the cerebral cortex, which is responsible for the most complex brain functions – including perception, language, thought and episodic memory – helps us track our need for sleep.
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Will More Sleep Apnea Patients Turn to Oral Appliance Therapy in the Wake of the Philips CPAP Recall?
The obstructive sleep apnea treatment gains more attention after one of the largest positive airway pressure device makers issued a recall.
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