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| Improve your night's sleep (Detroit Free Press) |
| Who knew? Women, it turns out, sleep better than men, says Wichita sleep medicine specialist Thomas Bloxham. Women sleep longer and deeper, with fewer problems such as narcolepsy or sleep apnea. The problem is that women are seldom able to sleep peacefully without interruption, adds Bloxham of the Sleep Medicine Center of Kansas. |
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| Seven tips for getting a good night's sleep (The State) |
| Who knew? Women, it turns out, sleep better than men, says Wichita sleep medicine specialist Thomas Bloxham. Left to our own devices, we sleep longer and deeper, with fewer problems such as narcolepsy or sleep apnea. The problem is that we're seldom left to our own devices, adds Bloxham, who practices at the Sleep Medicine Center of Kansas. When that night hits, or if feeling rested is a ... |
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| New Device Aims To Give Sleep Apnea Sufferers Relief And Rest (Science Daily) |
| Having a good night's sleep is proving elusive for six percent of the population. They have sleep apnea, which causes them to stop breathing in bouts throughout the night. Now, a researcher at Temple University School of Medicine is studying an experimental device to treat people with positional sleep apnea. |
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