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Summary The raybaby is a sleep monitor for children between 0-3 years old which claims to use radar and artificial intelligence to determine a child’s respiratory rate and sleep patterns (awake, sleepy, sleeping), with alerts sent to the parents using a phone app. The [...]
Summary The Owlet Smart Sock appears to have been renamed as the Dream Sock following a notice from the FDA. It is a wearable that uses pulse oximetry and accelerometry to measure oxygen saturation, heart rate and sleep parameters. It is recommended for use [...]
The AASM says that one of the ways for expectant mothers to help give their baby a better chance of a healthy and full-term birth is to practice good sleep hygiene.
The conception and birth of a child are emotional events that influence the dreams of most new mothers.
Summary The Oxevision software device is FDA cleared (4/3/24) as a software as a medical device (SaMD) to monitor and analyze subject activity/ movement (e.g., position, reading, eating, location), sleep (in bed awake, in bed asleep, out of bed), and physiologic signs (HR, RR) [...]
Summary Sleepiz One+ is a 510(k) FDA cleared (8/18/23) contactless nearable device intended to measure HR, RR, and movement in adult patients at rest or during sleep. It is CE (European) cleared, but not FDA cleared, as an HSAT. It is not indicated for [...]
The State of Sleep Medicine Report is compiled quarterly by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine as a members only resource. The report contains news highlights and announcements to help members identify current trends and innovations in sleep medicine, recognize important developments in health [...]
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine Weekly Insider keeps members informed about current AASM initiatives and the latest developments in the field of sleep medicine. From the President: James A. Rowley, MD In 2024 the AASM has launched and continued a variety of initiatives [...]
On May 6, 2024, Masimo announced it received FDA approval of Stork, its baby monitoring system that provides parents and caregivers visual and audible alarms if an infant’s pulse rate (PR) and oxygen saturation (SpO2) readings fall outside of preset ranges. About Masimo Stork [...]
The State of Sleep Medicine Report is compiled quarterly by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine as a members only resource. The report contains news highlights and announcements to help members identify current trends and innovations in sleep medicine, recognize important developments in health [...]
Erin Flynn-Evans, PhD, MPH, director of the Fatigue Countermeasures Laboratory at NASA Ames Research Center, discusses her journey from music therapy aspirations to guiding astronauts' sleep on future moon missions and optimizing alertness for airline pilots. Tell us about your educational and professional background. [...]
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine Weekly Insider keeps members informed about current AASM initiatives and the latest developments in the field of sleep medicine. AASM advocates for Medicaid HSAT coverage The AASM, along with the American Thoracic Society (ATS) and the American College [...]
The State of Sleep Medicine Report is compiled quarterly by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine as a members only resource. The report contains news highlights and announcements to help members identify current trends and innovations in sleep medicine, recognize important developments in health [...]
In 2023 the public health emergency related to the COVID-19 pandemic finally ended, but the Philips Respironics PAP device recall continued past its two-year anniversary. Meanwhile, the FDA took action more than 20 times to clear or expand access to sleep technology medical [...]
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine Weekly Insider keeps members informed about current AASM initiatives and the latest developments in the field of sleep medicine. CMS posts physician fee schedule final rule CMS announced the release of the final rule with changes to the [...]
On Nov. 9, 2023, Owlet announced it received De Novo clearance from the FDA for its Dream Sock, an over-the-counter medical pulse oximetry solution for infants. The device provides infants’ real-time health information to parents and caregivers. About the Owlet Dream Sock According [...]
DARIEN, IL - The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) launches the "Ask One Question" initiative to help primary care professionals talk to their patients about sleep. The effort is part of the AASM's national public education campaign, "Sleep Is Good Medicine," which is [...]
According to a new survey, about half (49%) of Americans have lost sleep due to staying up past their bedtime to use marijuana. This is more common among younger generations, with more than half of millennials (58%) and those in Generation Z (56%) and [...]
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine Weekly Insider keeps members informed about current AASM initiatives and the latest developments in the field of sleep medicine. First patient dosed in Apnimed trial Apnimed announced the first patient dosed in its LunAIRo Phase 3 study designed [...]
From “mouth taping” to incorporating more plants in the bedroom, a variety of unproven strategies to promote sleep have been trending on social media. A recent survey from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine found that more than 40% of people admit to trying [...]
Whether it’s to avoid partners who steal the covers and toss and turn all night, or those who consistently rattle the room with loud snoring, many Americans are opting for a “sleep divorce” to help improve their nightly sleep. According to a recent [...]
The State of Sleep Medicine Report is compiled quarterly by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine as a members only resource. The report contains news highlights and announcements to help members identify current trends and innovations in sleep medicine, recognize important developments in health [...]
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine congratulates the recipient of the 2023 Trainee Investigator Award, Melissa Nevarez-Brewster, and the three individuals who received the honorable mention designation. They were recognized during the AASM annual membership meeting, which was held Monday, June 5, during the [...]
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine Weekly Insider keeps members informed about current AASM initiatives and the latest developments in the field of sleep medicine. Jazz takes legal action against the FDA Jazz Pharmaceuticals has taken legal action against the FDA in U.S. federal [...]
Donald Dexter, Jr., DMD, runs a dental sleep medicine practice in Eugene, Oregon. His Native American culture shaped his approach to empathetic, patient-centered care while sparking his creative fire. A passionate supporter of the arts, Dr. Dexter is raising awareness of his heritage with [...]
According to a March 2023 survey commissioned by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, one-third of adults (32%) "always or often" lose sleep at night due to worries about environmental issues. The survey found that younger generations are more likely to experience this problem, [...]
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine Weekly Insider keeps members informed about current AASM initiatives and the latest developments in the field of sleep medicine. Sleep problems and higher stroke risk A global case-control study published in Neurology has identified that sleep problems — [...]
On April 3, 2023, Happiest Baby announced the FDA granted De Novo approval to its SNOO Smart Sleeper, which keeps sleeping babies safely positioned on their back and uses continuous rhythmic sensations that mimic the experience of being in the womb. About the [...]
Summary The Cradlewise Smart Crib is a combination crib and bassinet which purports to identify and intervene (with crib bouncing/ rocking) upon infant arousals. This device uses a proprietary 3D camera with sensor array and microphone to detect signs of infant arousal. Parents can [...]
As temperatures rise globally, so does the threat of insufficient sleep. A recent survey of U.S. adults from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) indicates that over two-thirds of respondents (69%) admit they have lost sleep due to worries about the environment. Significantly, one-half of those aged 18-24 claim to always, [...]
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine Weekly Insider keeps members informed about current AASM initiatives and the latest developments in the field of sleep medicine. Unanimous ruling calls HHS cuts unlawful The Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the U.S. Department of Health & [...]
Many pets become a member of the family. In fact, according to a new survey from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, almost half (46%) of respondents sleep in the same bed with a pet. And while tales of dogs taking up the whole [...]