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Nox Medical’s artificial intelligence-driven sleep test software, Noxturnal, is officially compatible with Citrix, a remote digital access system used by medical professionals.
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The Nox RIP belts are engineered to move in sync with the natural movements of each breath to help clinicians understand the moments during the night when a patient might experience apneas or hypopneas. There are a number of factors that make the Nox RIP belts stand out.
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As part of a new telehealth program, the VA ramped up access to home sleep apnea testing to detect sleep disorders in veterans, deploying the Nox T3 sleep test. To launch the new program, the VA invested in more than 2,000 Nox T3 devices that were sent to 81 VA medical centers.
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Technical advancements in home sleep testing (HST) may help solve the issues contributing to the underdiagnosis of sleep apnea, reports Sleep Review Magazine.
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Nox Medical is a proud Gold Sponsor of the 2022 European Society of Sleep Technologists (ESST) meetings at the World Sleep Congress in Rome, March 11 – 16, and Sleep Europe ESRS Conference in Athens, September 27 – 30. Athens,
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In a recent article published by Sleep Review, Ingvar Hjalmarsson, Chief Product Officer at Nox Medical, contributed his insight on the pros and cons of offering multi-night sleep testing, a function that is at the core of Nox Medical’s sleep…
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A recent article in Sleep Review Magazine explains the potential of applying AI and machine learning in both PSG and Home Sleep testing where experts are interviewed on the subject.
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As part of Nox Medical’s commitment to the advancement of sleep diagnostics through simplification, increased efficiency, and comfort for all patients, the company launched a three-part webinar series titled “Advanced Sleep Diagnostics Through Home Sleep Testing”
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This week the American Association of Sleep Technologists (AAST) hosts the 2020 Sleep Technologists Appreciation Week (STAW) as a celebration of the numerous accomplishments made by sleep technologists in the sleep disorders centers, laboratories, educational facilities, and within AAST.
