Showing posts with label inspire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspire. Show all posts

15 April 2016

This Week in Sleep News, April 8 -14 HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights from...
This Week in Sleep News, April 8 - April 14 (click link to access entire curation)

  • Bright Schools Competition™ names 50 middle-school teams as national finalists in competition exploring light and sleep and how this relationship affects student health and performance.
  • Casper hosts first ever Sleep Symposium, featuring Arianna Huffington and others, in NYC.
  • Wake Up Narcolepsy surpassed $50,000 fundraising goal, hopes to reach $60,ooo by Sunday, in time for the Boston Marathon. #TEAMWUN
  • South Korean insomnia drug market grows due to demand
  • Dentists may be the best people to identify and help you deal with sleep apnea
  • Commercial drivers hide their sleep disorders while still posing major risks along American roads
  • Should you stay in bed if you can't sleep? Good question.
  • One insomniac artist decided not to, and made a dress out of prescription labels for Ambien.
  • If we let our teens sleep in, less people will die. True story.
  • Bin Laden's assassin came home with PTSD and no decent way to treat it, so it's no surprise he's got a DUI on his record.
  • Did you know... Insomniac brains are wired differently
  • Our seniors need their sleep; if they're sleepy during the day, it's a tip off that they aren't getting good sleep at night
  • South African leader probably needs to get rid of sleep debt to be effective, says specialist
  • Obesity is caused by sleep deprivation, which is now America's #1 health crisis; want to lose weight? Get some sleep!
  • Paraplegic victim of drowsy driver asks judge to show mercy on offender
  • Is a breathable mattress going to be the cure for SIDS?
  • Narcoleptic teacher uses sleep disorder as excuse to harrass kids, gets "sacked"
  • Surgical installation of a neurostimulation device may be the only way some people will be able to sleep if they have severe OSA and can't tolerate CPAP
  • Truck drivers hate their CPAP machines, but they still need them to keep their jobs and avoid drowsy driving negligence on the road
  • Take your pick: if you have the two most common sleep disorders--sleep apnea or insomnia--you are going to have increased risk for workplace injury
  • Optometrists join dentists and EENT specialists in calling out evidence of sleep disorders that other doctors may be missing
  • Opioid users, you are messing with your brain's sleep regulation system every time you pop an oxy
  • Six sleep obstacles for people with neurological disorders are given a closer look
  • No, sleepy nun, that Ambien you took that led to your DUI and forgotten trip to NJ is nothing to smile about
  • Magnesium is a sleep helper: just make sure you take it properly
  • Why do we admire people like James Franco who are in such public denial about their sleep disorders?
  • Do you have crazy dreams when you take melatonin? 
And much more, now at our This Week in Sleep News dedicated site! Click the link below:

This Week in Sleep News, April 8 - April 14


18 December 2015

In Sleep News This Week, Dec 11 - 17


 SPECIAL  || Recalls, special announcements, breaking news, events


Do you need a CPAP machine? SleepyheadCENTRAL is happy to report that the American Sleep Apnea Association now has a new program set aside for people who need CPAP. 
Called the CAP Program, it provides q
ualified patients with a PAP delivery device as prescribed plus a mask, tubing, filters and carrying case.

A CAP Program application includes a $100 application fee paid by the applicant to help the ASAA defray the costs of shipping and and application processing.  Applicants who do not qualify will have their application fee refunded. More information and the CAP Program application can be found here.
**********

 TOP TEN  || Sleep news picks this week -- newest to oldest

 CURATOR'S CHOICE  
1. DEC 16 || HUFF POST SLEEP + WELLNESS
Culture
From the Curator: Thank you, Arianna Huffington, for your constant sleep activism.

 CURATOR'S CHOICE 
2.  DEC 16 || OVERDRIVE
Public Health & Safety
From the Curator: Let's keep the momentum going!

3.  DEC 15 || MASSAGE MAGAZINE
The Science of Sleep

4. DEC 14 || HUFF POST TECH
Public Health & Safety

 CURATOR'S CHOICE 
5. DEC 14 || SLEEP REVIEW
Lifestyle & Hygiene
From the Curator: These three risk factors describe the vast majority of people I know. How about you?

 CURATOR'S CHOICE 
6. DEC 13 || NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Public Health & Safety
From the Curator: Please don't ignore the warning signs of OSA.

7. DEC 12 || SCIENCE NORDIC
Alternative Therapies

8. DEC 11 || THE NEW YORK TIMES 
Drugs

 CURATOR'S CHOICE 
9. DEC 11 || SLATE
Culture
From the Curator: At least I used to get paid to do this, but still...

10. DEC 11 || STAR TRIBUNE
Teens

**********

 WORLD  || International sleep news

DEC 11 || DAILY CAPITAL [PAKISTAN]

DEC 11 || DAILY MAIL [UK]

 CURATOR'S CHOICE 
DEC 14 || TIMES OF INDIA [INDIA]
From the Curator: India is working itself into a stupor, and now its children may be falling into the same trap.

**********

 NATIONAL  || Sleep news across the U.S.

DEC 11 || BOISE WEEKLY [ID]

DEC 11 || WJBF.com [GA]

DEC 12 || ABC 11 [NC]

Driver falls asleep, hits utility pole in Wake County

DEC 13 || THE HUTCHINSON NEWS [KS]

15-year-old hurt after falling asleep at wheel, crashing car in Reno County



 PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY  || Community health: epidemiology, transportation, industry, education

DEC 16 || SIOUX CITY JOURNAL

**********

 BUSINESS & WORKPLACE  || Workplace safety, corporate news, the business of sleep

DEC 14 || HUFFINGTON POST SLEEP + WELLNESS

DEC 14 || SLEEP REVIEW

**********

 THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP  || Scientific research and basic sleep health resources

DEC 11 || THE EXAMINER

DEC 14 || DUKE TODAY

**********

 TECHNOLOGY  || Devices and tools for diagnosing and treating sleep health issues
DEC 16 || PULSE HEADLINES
From the Curator: If you need to read from a backlit device, at least use a filtered reading light (I do).

DEC 16 || SOMNOSURE
What is a home sleep study?

DEC 17 || BUSINESS JOURNALS

**********

 DRUGS & THERAPIES  || Pharmacology, therapeutics, alternative medicine

DEC 15 || JACKSON SUN
Alternative therapies

**********

 CULTURE  || Cultural and social expressions and discussions about sleep

DEC 11 || VAN WINKLE'S
Literature

DEC 15 || NPR
Literature

**********

 LIFESTYLE & HYGIENE  || Helps for patients and clues for sleep self-improvement

DEC 14 || NDTV

DEC 15 || ABOUT HEALTH

DEC 15 || BILLINGS GAZETTE

From the Curator: Because why? Isn't that what the ringtone is for? To let you know if somebody is calling? Hmm?

DEC 16 || PENN MEDICINE

**********

 FAMILY  || Sleep health through the lifespan: pediatrics, womens health, family health, eldercare

DEC 11 || ASIA NET INDIA
Pregnancy

DEC 11 || HUFF POST SLEEP + WELLNESS
Kids

DEC 12 || ABOUT PARENTING
Teens

DEC 12 || THE PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE
Aging

DEC 15 || THE CUT
Women

DEC 15 || KARE 
Teens

DEC 15 || THE VANGUARD
Teens

 CURATOR'S CHOICE 
DEC 17 || ABC NEWS
Teens
From the Curator: Now the teenagers and the scientists need to teach the rest of us adults.

**********

 MULTIMEDIA || Sleep health education and issues captured in graphics, photos, audio, film

DEC 11 || ABC 11
News video

DEC 12 || WYTV
News video

DEC 13 || 9 NEWS
News video

DEC 14 || SOMNOSURE
Blog review

**********

 FIRST PERSON  || Individual accounts of living with sleep disorders

DEC 11 || SELF
Editorial

DEC 13 || THE IDAHO-STATESMAN
Advice Column

DEC 15 || STRAITS TIMES
Advice Column

**********

 DREAM LIFE  || The art and science of dreaming

DEC 11 || BUSTLE

**********

Have a sleep-related news tip? Share it here!