Central sleep apnea v obstructive sleep apnea: How to tell the difference and how to…
Central sleep apnea is less common than obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). It is thought to affect around 0.9% of the over 40 population in the US. Nonetheless, it can be just as dangerous as OSA and as…
Multi-night home sleep testing: Why is it important in the diagnosis of sleep apnea?
Traditionally the pathway to apnea diagnosis has looked like this: a doctor will refer the patient to a sleep center where an in-clinic polysomnography will be performed. An overnight stay for the…
Hosting your health data at Sunrise: Where? When? How?
Today, it is impossible to ignore the protection of personal data when you are a company that uses the Internet. Our users deserve to have their information in a safe place, especially when it…
Why Sleep Breathing Matters?
Sleep breathing simply refers to the physiological function of breathing which occurs during our sleep at night.
