We can probably share one of these sad stories every single day but let’s sum up a couple of weeks worth of news related to sleepy drivers who kill and … Continued

A somewhat surreal question but it was actually asked in an online forum, this particular user wondered how a zero gravity environment would affect his CPAP machine. I don’t know … Continued

New research, published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, shows that CPAP therapy lowers cortisol in apneic patients. Cortisol, also known as the stress hormone, is known to … Continued

CPAP is making sleep apnoea sufferers around the world sleep again. Within a 24 hours window, these three stories reached my inbox. In each, a sleep apnoea patient describes their … Continued

Just when we discussed how effective respiratory flow sensors are in detecting apnea events, along comes a new method using thermal imaging. An infra-red camera is placed near the bed … Continued

On the day which sees ‘portable testing’ recommended officially in the United States, I will share with you my experiences of one night using the SleepStrip. Not every sleep blogger … Continued

In a series of short blog posts linking to more information, I will be looking at who the global players are in CPAP land and how their presence in the … Continued

As evident in the various CPAP forums around the globe, travelling with CPAP equipment is a hot topic, causing concern for many users. A little (black) box with wires and … Continued

A great little interview with a sleep specialist popped up in my inbox today. North Jersey dot com journalist Betsy Querna sat down for 15 minutes with sleep specialist Beverly … Continued

Visiting a hospital’s sleep clinic used to be a somewhat scary and mysterious event though in this information age the mystery surrounding what happens during a sleep lab test has … Continued