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Nexalin Acquires Digital Health Platform Ahead of FDA Pivotal Trial for Insomnia Treatment
May 28, 2026 • Sleep Review Magazine Nexalin Acquires Digital Health Platform Ahead of FDA Pivotal Trial for Insomnia Treatment

The acquisition of PONM gives Nexalin ownership of the AI-integrated software supporting its HALO Clarity program, preparing for a 160-participant trial for moderate-to-severe insomnia.

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Even Slight Changes in Skin Temp Can Trigger Cataplexy
May 27, 2026 • Sleep Review Magazine Even Slight Changes in Skin Temp Can Trigger Cataplexy

The brain has neuronal systems that respond to skin temperature. In narcolepsy, these systems act as a switch, determining whether the brain enters REM sleep or triggers muscle paralysis while the person is awake.

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Health Canada OKs Custom-Fit CPAP Mask
May 27, 2026 • Sleep Review Magazine Health Canada OKs Custom-Fit CPAP Mask

'The medical device industry has long assumed that mass production and true personalization are incompatible. FormFit proves they are not.'

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Resmed, Oura Partner to Connect Wearable Sleep Data with Clinical Care Pathways
May 26, 2026 • Sleep Review Magazine Resmed, Oura Partner to Connect Wearable Sleep Data with Clinical Care Pathways

The collaboration aims to close the sleep apnea awareness gap by directing Oura Ring users with nighttime breathing disturbances to Resmed’s educational and clinical resources.

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Why you should talk to your doctor about sleep
May 19, 2026 • Sleep Education Why you should talk to your doctor about sleep

Sleep supports how we feel, how we think, and how our bodies function. Even so, nearly half of adults (45%) say they have never discussed sleep with a healthcare professional. Women (49%) are even less likely than men (4...

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Late nights linked to unhealthy eating and less activity in teens
May 04, 2026 • Sleep Education Late nights linked to unhealthy eating and less activity in teens

Is your teen staying up past midnight and sleeping in late? That habit might be doing more than making mornings rough. A new study from Penn State College of Medicine found that teens who keep later bedtimes and wake tim...

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Why your mind won’t shut off at night
April 21, 2026 • Sleep Education Why your mind won’t shut off at night

You lie down at the end of a long day feeling exhausted. Your body is ready for rest. Instead of drifting off, your thoughts start to speed up. You replay conversations, think about tomorrow, or worry about how little sl...

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Just 11 extra minutes of sleep could cut your heart attack risk
April 13, 2026 • Sleep Education Just 11 extra minutes of sleep could cut your heart attack risk

Think you need to overhaul your entire lifestyle to boost your heart health? Think again. A large new study found that adding just 11 minutes of sleep each night, along with slight improvements in diet and exercise, was...

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Facing sleep apnea together: How Project Sleep’s campaign is shattering stereotypes and raising awareness
April 06, 2026 • Sleep Education Facing sleep apnea together: How Project Sleep’s campaign is shattering stereotypes and raising awareness

Sleep apnea affects millions of people across the United States, yet many still struggle to recognize its symptoms, access timely testing, or feel understood in their diagnosis journey. To help close these gaps, Project...

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What is the STOP-BANG questionnaire?
March 10, 2026 • Sleep Education What is the STOP-BANG questionnaire?

If you snore loudly, feel tired during the day, or have been told you stop breathing in your sleep, you might wonder if obstructive sleep apnea could be the reason. One simple tool often used to check your risk is called...

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