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Nox Medical recently released a Clinical Application Paper; “The Critical Role of Airflow in Sleep Diagnostics”, a comprehensive resource to assist sleep professionals in understanding the critical importance of airflow measurement in diagnosing Sleep-Disordered Breathing (SDB). It also highlights how advanced…
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A late breaking research abstract from Nox Medical was recently presented at SLEEP 2024 on the accuracy of a new and simplified way to record the typical physiological signals during sleep.
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Nox Medical, a pioneer in sleep diagnostic solutions, is proud to announce the launch of Nox Connect, a cloud-based platform designed to enhance the way sleep labs manage sleep testing and personnel operational workflows.
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Nox Medical recently launched its newest business entity, Nox Medical Canada, Inc. The new entity will expedite the process of getting its sleep testing equipment directly to healthcare providers throughout Canada.
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Nox Medical recently announced its receipt of a patent each from the United States Patent and Trademark Office and the European Patent Office related to the Nox respiratory inductance plethysmography belts that are incorporated into all of Nox Medical’s diagnostic sleep tests.
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After years of trial and error in building a sleep enterprise in Arizona, a healthcare entrepreneur looks to Nox Medical to enhance the sleep diagnostics of her business. Read her story here.
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Tampa General Hospital, a 1,040-bed research and academic medical center, uses Nox Medical for all the hospital’s diagnostic sleep needs. In a recent video testimonial, members of the sleep lab staff describe how the experience is so far and why they enjoy partnering with Nox.
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We at Nox Medical understand that this may be a difficult time for many in diagnostic sleep labs throughout the United States. During this challenging time, we wanted to connect with our customers in the industry to express that we are here for all your diagnostic sleep care needs.
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It’s well understood and accepted that sleep position, in particular the supine position in which a person sleeps on their back with their face and abdomen facing upwards, is associated with an increase in sleep-disordered breathing.
