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Sleep Disturbance Common in Postmenopausal Women With Troublesome Hot Flashes
Most reported trouble sleeping, staying asleep, and many said their sleep was of poor quality
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Sleep Problems From Childhood to Adolescence Tied to Worse Mental Health
Results suggest early sleep interventions could prevent mental health problems in adolescence
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r/science - Research reveals how brain inflammation may link Alzheimer's risk, sleep disturbance
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r/science - Neuroscience research suggests a shared mechanism underlies both sleep disturbance and mental disorders
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'Do a Real Study, Then We Can Talk': What We Heard This Week
Quotable quotes heard by MedPage Today's reporters
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Severely Irregular Sleep Patterns and OSA Prompt Increased Odds of Hypertension
No increased risk for hypertension appeared in individuals with OSA and mildly irregular sleep.
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FDA Flags New Problem With Philips Machines, Shares Fall
The FDA said it is alerting patients of a new safety issue with machines made by the group that are used for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea.
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Can Antivirals Help in the Treatment of Long COVID?
I self-tested this hypothesis, but much more research is needed
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Just One Night of Poor Sleep May Drive Serum Protein Changes
A pilot study examined how poor sleep might affect bodily functions.
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Nightmares in Middle Age a Forerunner of Dementia?
Nightmares in middle age are linked to a significantly increased risk for subsequent dementia, new research suggested. However, one expert is skeptical that this is the case.
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Shift Workers Prone to a Plethora of Sleep Disorders
Shift work is tied to a plethora of sleep disorders, including insomnia and sleep-related breathing disorders. These problems are worse in individuals who work night shifts.
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Sleep Apnea Linked to Heightened Mortality in Epilepsy
The magnitude was much greater in children than adults, and central sleep apnea was tied to greater risk than obstructive sleep apnea.
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Oral Epilepsy Drug Eases Symptoms of OSA
A new dose-finding study supported the potential of the carbonic anhydrase inhibitor as an alternative to CPAP machines.
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Consider Salt Sensitivity in Women's Midlife Blood Pressure Management
Some data suggest women get more sensitive to salt in their late 40s around the menopausal transition.
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Lilly's Weight-loss Drug Reduces Sleep Apnea Severity in Late-stage Trials
Eli Lilly said on Wednesday its weight-loss drug helped reduce episodes of irregular breathing associated with a common sleep-related disorder in two late-stage trials,...
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The Prospect of a Medication to Treat OSA Is Getting Closer
A recent study assessed a combination of aroxybutynin, which has an antimuscarinic effect, and atomoxetine, which has a noradrenergic effect, in treating OSA.
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Struggling to Stay Awake While Driving a Sign of OSA?
Drivers who use at least one coping strategy to stay alert while driving are significantly more likely to be diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea, new research showed.
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Lymphocytes May Predict Hypothyroidism in OSA
Increased Epworth Sleepiness Scale scores and male sex were independently associated with hypothyroidism in OSA.
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Light Therapy a Beacon of Hope for Alzheimer's?
A comprehensive meta-analysis shows that light therapy significantly improves sleep disorders and psychobehavioral symptoms in patients with Alzheimer's disease.
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Europe Agrees on Safe Practices for Weight Loss Tourism
Healthcare professionals and people with obesity endorse recommendations for the safe practice of bariatric and metabolic surgery medical tourism.
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