According to a new study, persistent severe sleep problems in infants can be linked with prepartum and postpartum mental and physical health of mothers.
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A new study explores how regular and irregular sleep patterns affect cardiovascular health in middle aged to older adults with diverse ethnic background.
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A newly developed deep learning model can accurately identify different sleep stages, making it a valuable sleep diagnostics tool.
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Many people find CPAP machines uncomfortable and stop using them as soon as their sleep apnea starts to feel better. As a result, the disorder symptoms return in full swing, and a recent study highlights this as the main reason for hospital readmissions among OSA patients.
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Is there such thing as sleep biomarkers? What might such a biomarker predict? Read on to find out.
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Polysomnography is regarded as the number one when it comes to monitoring sleep for diagnostic purposes. Apart from PSG, home-based sleep monitors, especially wearable sleep trackers and bed-based sleep monitors have become quite popular.
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The primary purpose of the ESS is to measure average sleep propensity (known elsewhere as excessive daytime sleepiness) through the application of a simple and accessible questionnaire.
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The Stanford sleepiness scale, or SSS for short, is one of the few (and the oldest) self-report methods for assessing one’s sleepiness levels throughout the day.
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Is not the color and the size of our under-eye circles enough to tell just how much sleep-deprived are we? How do we measure sleepiness or sleep deficiency? Read on to find out!
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Research of sleep and nervous system, in general, can be quite complicated. Our brain is one of the most complex things in nature and figuring out how everything works can be quite a task. As a British philosopher Emerson E. Pugh once said: “If the human brain were so simple that we could understand it, we would be so simple that we couldn’t.”
However, the research of our minds and sleep has come a long way, and now we know many things about the importance of sleep, different sleep disorders, and how to treat them.
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