Sleeping with young children
Everything filed under entorno in our sleep coverage, the 34 reports filed on it so far.
Study Finds High Mental Distress in Adult Survivors
A new study reveals nearly half of adult survivors of childhood leukemia experience clinical depression or anxiety, with high rates of fatigue and
AI voice test shows promise for type 2
An AI tool can detect type 2 diabetes from 20-second voice recordings with 80% accuracy, offering a potential new non-invasive screening method to...
GLP-1 Drugs May Cut Heart Risk in Overweight BMI 25-26.9
New research finds nearly half of people with a BMI of 25-26.9 have high remnant cholesterol and inflammation, elevating heart disease risk.
Jaw Pain Disorder Linked to Higher Sleep Apnea Risk
A new study finds patients with temporomandibular disorder are significantly more likely to screen at high risk for obstructive sleep apnea...
Study Links REM and Deep Sleep to Lower Disease Risk
A large UK Biobank study finds higher amounts of REM and deep sleep are linked to lower risks for dozens of diseases, with less than five hours of...
Buckwheat Hull Pillow Solves Side Sleeper's Neck Pain
A side sleeper with wide shoulders found a buckwheat hull pillow provided adjustable, firm support that eliminated morning neck pain after years of
Study Links Micro-Awakenings to Alzheimer's Genetic Risk
Research on over 500 people finds a higher frequency of brief nocturnal micro-awakenings in middle-aged adults is associated with a greater genetic...
Long Sleep Linked to Alzheimer's Protein in Blood
A study of 2,410 people found sleeping more than 8.5 hours nightly is linked to higher blood levels of p-tau181, an Alzheimer's-related protein...
Facial Hair Poses CPAP Mask Fitting Challenge, Survey Finds
A survey of sleep professionals finds 41% identify patients with facial hair as the hardest to fit for CPAP therapy.
Daybreak Joins Parachute Health ePrescribing Platform
Daybreak has integrated with the Parachute Health ePrescribing platform, allowing clinicians to directly refer patients for custom oral sleep...
NIH Grant Funds At-Home VortexPAP Development
NIH awarded AcouFlow Therapeutics a grant to develop a home version of its VortexPAP device, aiming to improve CPAP adherence with a seal-less mask.
Back-to-school rush threatens family sleep
A 2026 AASM survey reveals that work, school, and family duties are prioritized over sleep by many Americans, with experts warning that the return to
PAP Device AHI Underestimates Sleep Apnea
A sleep medicine study reveals that residual AHI readings from PAP device downloads often underestimate untreated sleep apnea, with objective testing
Sarcoidosis mimics bone cancer metastases
A case report details a woman with breast cancer whose severe back pain and bone lesions were initially suspected to be metastases but were diagnosed...
VR vision training may slow childhood myopia
A study published in JAMA Ophthalmology found that children using virtual reality-based digital defocus vision training for 15 minutes daily showed...
Parasomnia horror film explores waking
A new horror film, 'Parasomnia,' centers on a woman with a severe sleep disorder whose night terrors manifest a malevolent entity into reality...
Walkable neighborhoods lower diabetes risk
A Columbia University study found women with prior gestational diabetes had a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes if they lived in walkable NYC
Weekend Lie-Ins May Lower Hypertension Risk
A new study presented at the European Society of Cardiology congress finds that a moderate weekend lie-in, with an ideal benchmark of 1 hour 27...
Child pneumonia exams unreliable
A national study finds doctors often disagree on lung sounds when diagnosing pneumonia in children, highlighting limitations of physical exams alone.
Tokyo Researchers Redefine Moral Distress in
A Tokyo University of Science study argues moral distress results from ethical sensitivity clashing with institutional constraints, not personal...
Survey: Work and Family Routines Undermine
A survey finds work, school, and family duties cause many U.S. adults to deprioritize sleep, with women especially impacted by household demands.
Sweden: Temp extremes up heart failure risk
A study links short-term exposure to cold spells and heat with higher heart failure hospitalizations in Sweden, stressing timely clinical response.
Guardian Review Spotlights 18 Bed-in-a-Box Mattresses, Highlighting the Otty Original Hybrid
A February 2025 Guardian feature examines 18 popular bed-in-a-box mattresses, rating them on comfort, support, and sustainability. The review notes...
The Most Detailed Body Map of Tickling Supports Darwin's Theory
A new study published in Nature Human Behaviour reveals that tickling is a universal experience across different cultures, with the same sensitive...