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Overview Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a highly variable condition. A patient's breathing patterns, oxygen levels, sleep position, and sleep architecture can change substantially from night to night, which may influence the severity observed during a single-night sleep study. This...
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Following the adoption of Wesper and a transition to a direct-to-patient, drop-ship testing model, the regional hospital expanded monthly patient volume by 290% and compressed turnaround times from close to a two-month backlog to one week or less. Executive Summary...
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Millions of Americans are being tested for sleep apnea at home — but the device doing the testing may be guessing. Most home sleep tests on the market don't actually measure breathing directly; instead, they track secondary signals like heart rate and blood oxygen changes, then use algorithms to infer whether a patient stopped breathing.
The rules used to diagnose sleep apnea may be systematically failing women — and new research is adding fuel to a growing debate about whether those rules need to change.
A groundbreaking study published in one of the world's most prestigious scientific journals has uncovered a surprising new explanation for why poor sleep makes us think, react, and remember worse — and the answer isn't just fatigue.
