Patient Care

The Rise of Sleep APPs

Sleep medicine is at a critical point. Demand is rising, the science is expanding, and too few specialists are available to meet the need. The U.S. has just 7,500 board-certified sleep specialists to serve a population of 325 million—many of whom have sleep disorders with complex comorbidities that require ongoing, […]

Research/Studies

Monash University and Brigham and Women’s Hospital to Advance Innovation in Sleep and Circadian Medicine

Monash University and Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH) today announce the renewal of their landmark research partnership at a ceremony in Boston, Massachusetts.  Australia’s largest university and one of Boston’s largest hospitals are advancing innovation in sleep and circadian medicine through a world-leading research initiative that will include investigating the […]

Apps/Artificial Intelligence

The AI Conversation Sleep Medicine Isn’t Having

Here’s an uncomfortable exercise. Tomorrow morning, walk through your sleep lab or practice and ask one question: “Has anyone here ever used ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or another AI tool for work?” If the answer is no, chances are someone isn’t being completely honest. Artificial intelligence has become part of the […]

Product/Vendor Updates, Technology

Can a Handheld Device Teach Your Patients to Breathe Their Way to Better Sleep?

Most sleep clinicians know the evidence for slow-paced breathing. Fewer have found a practical way to get patients to actually do it consistently, in the dark, without reaching for their phone. That gap is what moonbird was designed to close. Moonbird is a handheld tactile breath pacer: it expands and […]