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Drowsy Driving and Sleep Apnea: How to Stay Safe on the Road

Sleep apnea is a silent threat to road safety, causing excessive daytime sleepiness and increasing accident risks. For drivers, managing sleep apnea with treatments like CPAP or MAD therapy is essential to staying alert behind the wheel. Read Details
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8 Simple Changes in Your Diet and Habits for Better Sleep

8 simple changes for better sleep: minimize noise, avoid caffeine 6 hours before bed, avoid alcohol and nicotine 4 hours before sleep, skip heavy and spicy meals close to bedtime, limit daytime naps, limit screen time before sleep, enjoy a warm bath before bedtime, use candles or essential oils (aromatherapy) for relaxation. Read Details
Peripheral Arterial Tonometry (PAT) vs. Photoplethysmography (PPG)

Peripheral Arterial Tonometry (PAT) vs. Photoplethysmography (PPG)

PAT and PPG play vital roles in non-invasive health monitoring but serve different purposes. Choosing the right technology depends on the specific application for clinical use or everyday health tracking. Read Details
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Understanding Photoplethysmography: Components, Types, and Applications

Photoplethysmography (PPG) measures changes in blood volume within the skin’s microvascular bed and plays a key role in monitoring vital health metrics, such as heart rate and SpO2. Read Details
8 ways to lay the Groundwork for Better Sleep

8 ways to lay the Groundwork for Better Sleep

Improve your sleep with 8 essential tips: stick to a consistent schedule, avoid oversleeping, create a sleep-friendly bedroom, try the 20-minute rule, and invest in better bedding and comfort for restful, quality sleep. Read Details