Posts Tagged sleep apnea

Children’s Snoring and Cognitive Deficiencies Linked

Posted by on October 16, 2008  |  1 Comment

Science Daily published this article last week about the new links between snoring and mental deficiences in children. The results are a little perplexing, especially where sleep apnea is concerned.
As expected, they found that children with snoring had lower regional cerebral oxygen concentration than healthy children. But, paradoxically, they found that children with sleep [...]

REM is not the Man Holding Us Down

Posted by on February 19, 2008  |  2 Comments

It’s been roughly 54 years since a young graduate student discovered and named REM sleep, which is commonly known as the “dream state.” While it is true that dreaming can occur in all of the sleep states (as cognition, mental imagery, and uncanny kinesthetics), it is REM that grants us the long dramatic [...]

 

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