Summary: Breathe Right, in partnership with marriage therapist Elizabeth Earnshaw, is promoting nasal strips as a potential solution to prevent “sleep divorce,” where couples sleep in separate bedrooms due to issues like snoring and nighttime nasal congestion. A new survey by … [Read more...]
Three Cups of Coffee a Day May Prevent Cardiometabolic Multimorbidity
Summary: New research suggests that consuming moderate amounts of coffee or caffeine may lower the risk of developing multiple cardiometabolic diseases, such as type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease, and stroke. The study, which analyzed data from over 170,000 participants in … [Read more...]
Smart Earbuds Detect Drowsiness to Prevent Workplace Accidents
Summary: UC Berkeley researchers have developed smart earbuds capable of detecting brain activity linked to drowsiness, potentially preventing workplace accidents among drivers and machine operators. These earbuds function similarly to an EEG, using built-in electrodes to monitor … [Read more...]
Can Sleep Sounds Help Prevent Dementia? Study Explores Link
Summary: Western University researchers received a $1.1 million grant from the Weston Family Foundation to explore the potential of phase-locked auditory stimulation—playing gentle sounds during sleep—to enhance memory and brain health in older adults with amnestic mild cognitive … [Read more...]
Sunrise Partners with Prevent Dementia
Dawn has partnered with Avert Dementia to bring alongside one another investigation on moderate-lifestyle risk factors for Alzheimer’s illness with Sunrise’s sleep monitoring abilities. The Reduce Dementia Exploration Programme aspires to greatly enhance the capacity to predict … [Read more...]
Genetic Testing at Birth Could Prevent Sudden Infant Deaths
Summary: New analysis, quickly to be printed in the American Journal of Healthcare Genetics, identifies novel genes related with sudden unexplained infant fatalities (SUID), such as SIDS. These genes enjoy a vital role in detecting and responding to hypoxia, or minimal levels of … [Read more...]