Is It Time to Let Go of Sleep Staging in the Clinic?
The opinions expressed in this article are not reflective of AAST. After a variety of sleep-related jobs, I settled into the role of lecturer at
The Internet of Things and The Future of Sleep
In the 1980s, computer science students at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), frustrated at going to the vending machine and finding it empty of Coke
Sponsored: How Artificial Intelligence Can Help During Sleep Lab Labor Shortages
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already making an appearance in diagnostic sleep labs throughout the world. A team of sleep medicine experts from Nox Medical came
Peeking into the Mind’s Eye: Detecting Drowsiness With Intelligent Eyeglasses
You have waked me too soon; I must slumber again; as the door on its hinges, so he on his bed, turns his sides, and
Optimizing Patient Outcomes Requires More Than Single-Night Testing for Sleep Apnea
This article previously ran in the Q2 2023 issue of A2Zzz. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is estimated to be the most prevalent sleep disorder, with approximately 34% of
Potential Up-and-Coming Developments in Wireless Sleep Technology
This article previously ran in the Q2 2023 issue of A2Zzz. In the sleep field, wireless technology is increasingly being used to screen for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).