“For people with OSA, using CPAP versus not using CPAP can literally be a matter of life or death,” said Carlos Nunez, M.D., Resmed’s Chief Medical Officer. “Decades of research have shown CPAP can ...

Nick Donnelly blogs a systematic review finding that there is a small association between identifying as a night owl and ...

Having animals in the bedroom at bedtime can actually help us sleep, according to science, and our pets can even prime us for ...

This Obesity Medicine Association (OMA) Clinical Practice Statement (CPS) on "Sleep-Disordered Breathing, Sleep Apnea, and Other Obesity-Related Sleep Disorders" is one of a series of OMA CPSs ...

One 2021 review suggests there is promising initial evidence that CBD may benefit the following sleep disorders, including: For insomnia specifically, a recent review of 34 studies found that ...

But experts have criticized the TikTok trend as dangerous, especially for those with obstructive sleep apnea, a complete or partial collapse of the airway. Mouth taping can also cause soft tissue ...

Sleep disorders are known to disproportionately affect women. Nearly 1 in 5 women in the U.S. suffer from diagnosed sleep apnea, and that number only increases when accounting for the 80 percent ...

Thanks to these new findings, pupil dynamics could be used to detect sleep disorders caused by illnesses such as post-traumatic stress disorder or insomnia. Our eyes are typically closed when we sleep ...

Share on Pinterest A large new study suggests that treating sleep apnea could help lower a person’s risk of Parkinson’s disease. Image credit: Alvaro Lavin/Stocksy. People with obstructive ...

"There's sleep disorders, like insomnia, that happens, and then you have to go to the bathroom more at night." According to to the Sleep Foundation, a group focused on sleep health education ...

for example) even though the patients do not physically respond. But the techniques can be difficult to implement and can yield false-negative results. Claassen decided to focus on sleep ...

Of those with sleep apnea, 5,284 people, or 3.4%, developed Parkinson's disease within five years, compared to 37,873 people, or 3.8% of those who did not have sleep apnea.