When a child is hyperactive and struggles to concentrate in school, attention deficit disorder might be suspected. If a child appears drowsy or depressed, psychiatric conditions might be considered.

The average time that a patient can expect to wait to get tested in a sleep laboratory in the United States is quite variable ranging from a few weeks to, in extreme cases, more than a year.

Nox Medical has been an active supporter of the research and scientific community and we view it as our responsibility to contribute to the sleep community as much as we possibly can. For years we have organised a sponsored symposium with high scientific value at key events.

ResMed, our distributor in selected European countries recently launched a marketing campaign, which highlights the offline monitoring of therapy efficacy with the Nox T3.

The Sleep & Respiratory Scholar has published an interesting article titled “The Truth About Snoring”. The article discusses the impact of snoring on people’s health and the need to be able measure snoring effectively.

An interesting product review of the Nox T3 Sleep Monitor has been posted on the Sleep and Respiratory Scholar website. It discusses some of the features and benefits of the product as well as its use by dental professionals. You can read the article here.

World Sleep Day happens on March 14th. The Icelandic Sleep Association has planned an open event that is intended to bring attention to the quality of our children’s sleep and the fact that schools may be starting too early.

This article was published in Sleep Review Magazine and details the advantages of performing home sleep testing.