Vornorexant 52-Week Trial: Long-Term Insomnia Relief, No Rebound
52 Weeks of Vornorexant: Long-Term Data on a New Orexin Antagonist for Insomnia Patients with insomnia fell asleep roughly 31–44 minutes faster and impr…
52 Weeks of Vornorexant: Long-Term Data on a New Orexin Antagonist for Insomnia Patients with insomnia fell asleep roughly 31–44 minutes faster and impr…
Sleep Bruxism Management: What New Evidence Says About Grinding, Occlusion, and Treatment Options Nearly one in four dental patients screened at King Kh…
Stress Drives Daytime Clenching More Than Nighttime Grinding — and Neck Exercises May Calm the Jaw Among 175 medical and dental students at UConn Health…
# Magnesium for Insomnia: What the Latest Evidence Actually Shows Twelve randomized controlled trials, low-to-very-low certainty evidence, and a clear b…
When Grinding Your Teeth Points to a Blocked Airway Roughly one in three adults with obstructive sleep apnea also grinds their teeth at night, according…
Mandibular advancement device (MAD) prescriptions in France grew from 8,110 in 2014 to 29,546 in 2023 — a 17% average annual increase — according to a n…
A Separated-Type Oral Appliance Cut Apnea Events by More Than Half in a Decade-Long Japanese Study A custom-made “separated-type” oral appliance reduced…
# Light Contrast and Your Heart: Why Bright Days and Dark Nights Protect Cardiovascular Health Each additional hour of strong daytime light, relative to…
Why Sleeping on Your Back Worsens Apnea — and Why That Matters More than half of people with obstructive sleep apnea may have a positional subtype: thei…
The Science of Strategic Napping: What Brain Blood Flow Tells Us About Midday Rest Napping does more than shave off sleepiness