Sree Roy: Hello and welcome. I’m Sree Roy with Sleep Review and I’m thrilled to be here with two authors of the recently published paper, A 2023 Update on Managing Insomnia in Primary Care: Insights from an Expert Consensus Group. Russell P. Rosenberg, PhD, is chief science officer and CEO of NeuroTrials Research Inc and…
Menstrual cycles alone do not have a direct effect on mood in healthy young women with regular cycles, finds a new University of California, Irvine (UCI)-led study that points to sleep as the culprit instead. Poor sleep, researchers discovered, is to blame for negatively shifting emotional states directly before and during periods. Findings, published in…
Only stage scoring is being evaluated in the pilot program. Autoscoring software makers must pay a $7,500 fee to apply for the certification. According to Van Hout, sleep facilities and patients can be confident that any software achieving certification performs equivalent to or better than human scorers when evaluating sleep stages. Building Trust in Autoscoring…
Perhaps, as you woke up this morning, you found yourself in a place you desperately want to leave. Maybe you moved here for school or work (or your spouse’s school or work), but your heart still lives in the place you left. You think of all the family and friends and familiar comforts back there,…
Audio Transcript On Wednesday, we looked at our greatest joy. What could make you happy forever? The surest and most stable answer to this question is found in the Bible, in four representative texts. Those were Psalms 40:16; 70:4; Romans 5:11; and 1 Peter 3:18. And they get mentioned a lot on this podcast to…