Actigraphs Unlocks Clues to Early Alzheimer’s Detection
A small study finds differences in activity patterns among older adults with brain amyloid buildup and those without.
A small study finds differences in activity patterns among older adults with brain amyloid buildup and those without.
A new survey reveals that nearly half of Americans experience significant changes in sleep patterns and mental well-being due to seasonal variations.
Clarivate has named three sleep scientists as 2023 Citation Laureates, researchers whose work is deemed to be of Nobel class.
A recently published literature review provides guidance on screening, diagnoses, and treatment for a common symptom.
While genetics may predispose an individual to prefer the morning or evening hours, new research indicates that chronotypes may be more malleable than current theories suggest.
Investigators were surprised to learn that their hypothesis, which predicted a linear increase in fatigue with later shift start times, was not supported by the data they collected.
A new study explores how women appear to possess a stronger internal rhythm, potentially providing them with a degree of protection against the detrimental effects of circadian misalignment.
Doctors have found some real-world success in deploying the smartphone as a medical device, including for sleep apnea screening, but the overall potential remains unfulfilled.