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Is the transportation industry over regulated around Sleep issues?

According to federal officials, drowsy driving is a leading cause of highway fatalities and crashes. For this month alone, driver […]

OSA the NFL and Athletic Performance

Is your sleep restless? Is your loud snoring keeping your family up? Do you wake up tired and drag your […]

Breaking News: S8262 has been removed by Medicare and will not be covered under private medical insurance for TMJ-TMD splints as of 06-20-15

S8262 Code for Mandibular Orthopedic Repositioning Device used for TMD appliance Discontinued. S8262 has been removed by Medicare and will […]

Living with OSA sometimes requires a sense of humor

Every major entertainment medium over the years has taken a shot at the snoring sufferer. Who hasn't seen the movie […]

Sleepiness as a Measure of Quality of Life

The vocabulary of life quality "Pep", "Vigor"and "Energy" are inseparable from a discussion of sleep quality. Dr Richard Drake recently […]

Smoking has Long Term Consequences

There may be 35 million older Americans with undiagnosed lung disease due to cigarette smoking, a new study suggests. They […]

EMG testing as part of Bruxism diagnosis and treatment

A few weeks ago I was asked a very simple question " Why does dentistry focus so much on tooth […]

A Time Capsule from the Early Days of Dental Sleep Medicine

Dr L. Wayne Halstrom from Vancouver Canada is a pioneer of dental sleep medicine. Dr Halstrom holds several patents for […]

Acid Reflux Disease and its Connection to OSA

Dr Jordan Stern in his recent article examines the impact of Acid Reflux on the ability of patients with OSA […]

Education Key to Navigating Dental Sleep Medicine

Dr Erin Elliot co President of the American Sleep And Breathing Academy recently published an article that captured the essence […]

EU’s Approach to CPAP Compliance. “Use it or Lose it” (Your Drivers License)

Effective January of 2016 all drivers within the European Union when moderate or severe sleep apnea is suspected, will be […]

Increased Sleep Duration Associated with Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Increased sleep duration is associated with increased risk for incident type 2 diabetes, according to a new study titled […]

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