by Dusan | Jun 24, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
Our brains are one of the most complicated things in the universe, and scientists all over the world are trying their best to solve the puzzles of our minds. The focus wasn’t always on the brain, as ancient thinkers and philosophers believed that the heart is the...
by Tamara Smith | Apr 20, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
If you’ve been reading our website for some time, you are probably aware of the multitude of sleeping disorders that seemingly lurk around every corner. We wouldn’t put it past you if you started believing that many lifestyle habits people consider normal can lead to...
by Michael | Apr 17, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News, Sleep Research News
Sleep-related breathing disorders cause partial or complete obstruction of one’s respiratory system during sleep, resulting in many complications such as low blood oxygen, high blood pressure, even heart attack or stroke. The severity of the symptoms varies between...
by Michael | Apr 17, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
Do they even exist? ― that would likely be the first question that pops up in people’s heads. And rightly so. Besides ubiquitous symptoms such as drowsiness and a shortened attention span, it seems as if there’s little else to go on. Indeed, the exact mechanism of...
by Michael | Apr 17, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
Polysomnography, or PSG for short, is regarded as the number one when it comes to monitoring sleep for diagnostic purposes, and as such, deserves the first mention in the article covering such devices. Its ability to detect markers of various milder and more severe...
by Michael | Apr 16, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
Sleep science today knows a whole lot more of sleep disorders than it did only two decades ago. From the first recognition of nightmares, sleepwalking, sleep talking and the like, to the current detailed classification of over 81 listed disorders, the growth is...
