by Tanya Hodgson | Apr 11, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
One of the best methods for diagnosing and identifying sleeping disorders is polysomnography. It’s a procedure that takes place over an entire night at a sleep lab, where doctors and specialists monitor a variety of processes in your body while you sleep – brain...
by Tamara Smith | Apr 7, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
Excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS for short) is the most frequent problem that people report when they visit a sleep clinic. It is often thought of as a normal part of everyday life and commonly confused with fatigue, although fatigue includes having very low energy...
by Marijana | Apr 7, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
Is not the color and the size of our under-eye circles enough to tell just how much sleep-deprived are we? Or the fluttering of our eyelids is not too obvious? How do we measure sleepiness or sleep deficiency, when they are not even physical things and represent very...
by Dusan | Apr 3, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News
The scientific method is a great tool to observe the world around us and try to understand how everything works. A good scientific experiment should be objective, replicable by others, and its observations should give us a better insight into the studied phenomenon....
by Michael | Mar 26, 2019 | Sleep Diagnostic News, Sleep Disorders News
The diagnosis of sleep disorders and disturbances is based on clinical questionnaires, interviews, physical examinations and laboratory sleep research. Many guides and manuals are available today, to be used by doctors as a helping hand with recognizing various...
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...
