Estimates are rough, but up to 70 million U.S. adults have a sleep disorder, and obstructive sleep apnea is among the most prevalent, and cumbersome—thanks to continuous positive airway pressure … read more

There are the obvious consequences of sleep deprivation, such as fatigue and unclear thinking. And there are the less obvious ones, like obesity, cardiovascular disease and depression. Either way—or something … read more

The data makes it clear. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a condition experienced by a critical mass of folks—up to 11% in U.S. children and roughly 3% of adults worldwide. Meanwhile, … read more

Most of the time you hear the letters “DNA” you’re thinking about the double helix, genetic-code-carrying molecule that makes the development, function, growth and reproduction of living things (and viruses) … read more

Understanding sleep apnea So first, let’s understand the problem. Your not-so-well-rested sleep partner is often the first line of defense against sleep apnea—a common and treatable breathing disorder of which … read more