Vaping to Quit Smoking May Still Disrupt Your Sleep
Switching to e-cigarettes may help you quit smoking, but nicotine's sleep-disrupting effects don't disappear with the delivery method.
Sleep architecture, circadian rhythms, recovery protocols, and the science of rest
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Switching to e-cigarettes may help you quit smoking, but nicotine's sleep-disrupting effects don't disappear with the delivery method.
A new AI system automates detection of joint sleep events, potentially transforming how sleep studies are scored and interpreted.
A 1,234-person study finds rampant undetected sleep disorders in memory clinics, with OSA and long sleep linked to measurable cognitive decline.
A pilot study finds that 88% of untreated OSA patients show sympathetic overactivity detectable via daytime autonomic testing.
A 700,000-person study finds regular exercise—not just daily activity—is the key driver of better perceived sleep restfulness.
Researchers respond to peer critique of a study connecting genetic risk scores and perceived neighborhood disorder to sleep duration.
A JAMA Internal Medicine Clinical Insights piece outlines how primary care physicians can better screen, test, and treat obstructive sleep apnea.
New research argues that sleep quality in schoolchildren is influenced by a complex web of factors well beyond sex differences.
New research unpacks why chronically sleep-deprived people lose the urge to sleep — even as cognitive damage accumulates.
A large NHANES study finds that the Cardiometabolic Index — combining visceral fat and lipid markers — independently predicts OSA symptoms with 75% higher odds.
A critical review of 41 RCTs finds weight-loss drugs — especially tirzepatide — offer the most meaningful pharmacological relief for OSA.
Inpatient sleep testing can identify sleep-disordered breathing in hospitalized patients and enable timely PAP therapy to improve outcomes.