News
Survey Reveals Severe Life Impact of Narcolepsy
A new Canadian survey finds narcolepsy patients experience an average of seven simultaneous symptoms, face frequent misdiagnosis, and rate their
News
News on Night and Rest.
News
Researchers Honored for Discovering Narcolepsy Cause
Two scientists received a major award for their 1990s work identifying orexin deficiency as the cause of narcolepsy, paving the way for new treatments.
News
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 minutes
News
Infant Attention and Brain Activity Shaped
Three new studies led by UC Irvine's Denise Werchan show how unpredictable household resources and caregiving affect infant attention, brain activity, and
News
ChromaSense Oximeter Adapts to Skin Tone
Tufts University researchers have developed a prototype wrist-worn pulse oximeter that adjusts to skin pigmentation for more accurate blood oxygen readings
News
The Critical First 1,000 Days of Life: How Microbiota Impacts Health
The first 1,000 days of life are a critical period for establishing a healthy microbiota, which can impact various aspects of health, including allergies and disease susceptibility.
News
Megafires: A Growing Public Health Crisis
Wildfire smoke poses significant health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations. Recent studies highlight the dangers of PM2.5 particles from wildfires, which are more harmful than urban pollution. Cities like New York and Madrid have experienced severe air quality issues due to distant wildfires, emphasizing the need for better health system preparedness and public communication.
News
Hypersomnia Foundation Appoints New Board Chair to Advance Education and Research
Diana Kimmel brings over a decade of patient advocacy and lived experience to the leadership position, aiming to continue the fight for support, education, and research for those affected by hypersomnolence disorders.
News
New Study Finds Vivos Oral Appliance Reduces Insomnia Severity in 100% of Participants
A recent study has shown that the Vida oral appliance, developed by Vivos Therapeutics Inc, can significantly reduce insomnia severity in patients. The study found that all 37 participants experienced symptom improvement, with an average reduction in Insomnia Severity Index scores of 65%.