Sleep Sensor Kits Comparison Guide

Several sleep diagnostics companies have released kits in which multiple types of in-lab sleep study sensors are bundled together. Some sleep disorders centers find these kits to make ordering supplies more convenient than ordering by individual SKU. In many cases, adult and pediatric options are available. Sleep Review‘s sleep sensor kits guide compares these bundles…

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Online Insomnia Program Helps Caregivers Improve Sleep

Summary: Research from the University of Virginia (UVA) School of Medicine shows that an online insomnia treatment, SHUTi (Sleep Healthy Using the Internet), improved sleep for family caregivers, particularly those with the most demanding responsibilities. The SHUTi program, which offers cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia, was well-received by most participants, helping them manage stress, guilt,…

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Half of Canadians Report Sleep Troubles

Summary: Sleep Country, a Canadian specialty sleep retailer, commissioned a survey by Leger to explore the evolving sleep preferences, habits, and challenges of Canadians. The survey revealed that nearly half of Canadian adults struggle with sleep, with stress, mental overactivity, and room temperature being the top disruptors. Technology was noted to both negatively affect sleep…

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Optimizing Treatment Strategies for Adult Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

PresenterMatthew V. Rudorfer, M.D. Division of Services and Intervention Research GoalThe goal of this concept is to encourage the development of evidence-based treatments for adult ADHD that utilize nonstimulant medications, psychosocial interventions, and device-based approaches, in situations where stimulant monotherapy is insufficiently effective, difficult to tolerate, or undesirable.RationaleUntil recently, ADHD was considered a disorder of childhood and…

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Treatment Strategies for CNS Complications in People with HIV

PresenterVasudev R. Rao, M.B.B.S. [M.D.], M.S. Division of AIDS ResearchGoalThe purpose of this concept is to identify modifiable targets and mechanisms to alleviate clinically relevant central nervous system (CNS) complications and to develop comprehensive validated treatment strategies to improve outcomes in people with HIV. The key goal of the concept is to improve quality of life,…

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‘Sleeping on It’ Can Lead to Better Decisions

Summary: A new study from Duke University found that “sleeping on it” helps people overcome first-impression bias and make more rational decisions. The research involved participants evaluating boxes with mixed-value items at a virtual garage sale, with some participants deciding immediately and others after an overnight delay. Those who made quick decisions were biased by…

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