NLS CEO Highlights Progress on Dual Orexin Agonist Platform and Upcoming Merger

Summary: NLS Pharmaceutics shared updates on its dual orexin receptor agonist (DOXA) platform, reporting promising preclinical findings for narcolepsy treatment, progress in financial restructuring, and plans for a merger with Kadimastem Ltd. The merger is expected to integrate NLS’ research into a broader pipeline of treatments for neurodegenerative and metabolic disorders while offering shareholders potential…

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Vivos Adds Nutraceuticals to Address Oxidative Stress as Part of OSA Treatment

Summary: Vivos Therapeutics has partnered with Cellev8 Nutrition to enhance its obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) treatment offerings by introducing nutraceuticals that target oxidative stress. This collaboration combines Vivos’ FDA-cleared oral appliances with Cellev8’s antioxidant-rich formulations, aiming to address oxidative stress associated with OSA and provide a more holistic approach to patient care. Key Takeaways: Complementary…

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Fisher & Paykel Reports Record First-Half Revenue with Strong Demand for New CPAP Masks

Summary: Fisher & Paykel Healthcare reported record first-half revenue of $951.2 million, an 18% increase from the previous year, driven by strong sales in its hospital and homecare product lines. The homecare group, which focuses on sleep apnea masks and accessories, achieved a 14% revenue increase in constant currency, supported by the introduction of three…

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Natural Energy Beats Another Coffee Refill, Expert Says

Summary: Excessive caffeine consumption from coffee, energy drinks, and the like can increase stress, anxiety, and disrupt sleep, with negative effects on both mental and physical health. While caffeine can be beneficial in moderation, exceeding FDA-recommended limits of 400 mg per day may lead to jitters, dehydration, headaches, and heart-related issues. Additionally, energy drinks and…

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Ever Wonder How Your Brain Maps a New City? Sleep Plays a Key Role

Summary: A new study by neuroscientists at MIT’s Picower Institute for Learning and Memory reveals how the brain forms cognitive maps of spaces, emphasizing the role of sleep in this process. Using mice exploring mazes, researchers found that while strongly tuned “place cells” immediately recorded specific locations, weakly spatial cells gradually linked these places into…

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Exercise’s Brain Boost Lasts Longer With Good Sleep

Summary: A study from University College London found that the cognitive benefits of moderate-to-vigorous exercise can last up to 24 hours, especially when paired with good sleep. Using activity trackers and memory tests, researchers observed that participants aged 50–83 performed better on cognitive tasks the day after exercising more than usual. Quality sleep, particularly deep…

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ZQuiet Launches Custom, Adjustable Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece 

Summary: ZQuiet has introduced the ZQuiet Advance, an anti-snoring mouthpiece featuring a customizable fit with moldable trays, adjustable settings with four levels of jaw advancement, and a slim, lightweight design. The device aims to address common user concerns, such as discomfort from pressure on the front teeth. Key Takeaways: Customizable Fit and Comfort: The ZQuiet…

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BRPT Awards 2024 DEI Educational Grant

Summary: The Board of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists (BRPT) awarded its 2024 DEI Educational Grant to Muhammed Ajmal, an intraoperative neuromonitoring physiologist recognized for improving access to sleep studies for marginalized communities and mentoring colleagues from underrepresented backgrounds. The grant, which covers the cost of an RPSGT or CCSH exam fee, highlights efforts to address barriers…

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