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SleepImage was proud to participate in the Pediatric Poster Competition last week at the Canadian Sleep Society National Conference in Montréal. In key #research for Pediatric Sleep Duration, Quality & Social Jetlag in Young Children, it shows that #Sleep is the foundation of health, yet young #children are not getting enough of it—both on school and non-school nights. ?? What This Means for Pediatric Sleep Health Parents, educators, and #healthcare professionals play a critical role in fostering healthy sleep habits early on. Prioritizing consistent schedules, optimized sleep environments, and #education on sleep’s impact can help support children’s development. How do you help children maintain consistent, high-quality sleep? Share your thoughts below! #PediatricSleep #SleepScience #SocialJetlag #SleepQuality #ChildHealth #SleepMatters #CSS-SCS #SleepImage

We’re excited to be part of the Canadian Sleep Society Meeting this weekend in Montreal! This event brings together leading sleep professionals, and we’re looking forward to insightful discussions and showcasing the SleepImage System—our FDA-Cleared, CE-Marked SaMD solution designed to advance #SleepDiagnostics and improve patient care. If you’re attending, be sure to stop by and meet our team (Steve Bouchard & Patrick (PJ) Burns). With our growing presence in Canada, we remain committed to supporting local providers with cutting-edge #technology and dedicated service. See you there! #SleepHealth #CSS-SCS2025 #SleepImage

?? Making Sleep Health a Priority in 2025!??? ? In partnership with the Sleep Research Society, we are thrilled to announce the recipients of the?SleepImage?2025 Making Sleep Health a Priority in Children Grant—a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to advancing pediatric sleep health! These grants are a crucial step toward improving access to sleep testing for children, a population where early intervention is essential for lifelong health and well-being. ? Together, Sleep Research Society and?SleepImage?collaborate with industry leaders to drive scientific discovery, innovation, and impactful research in sleep and circadian science. This year’s grants are particularly special, as they focus on addressing disparities in sleep health and ensuring that children’s sleep becomes a priority worldwide. ? ?? The call for proposals opened on October 1st, 2024, and after rigorous review, we are proud to announce the grant recipients, today, on March 14th—World Sleep Day 2025! World Sleep Society ?? Congratulations to our distinguished recipients: Dr. Phiona Ekyaruhanga, MD, Makerere University, Uganda, "Sleep in Children with Tuberculosis" Dr. Arezou Heshmati, MD, Columbia University, USA, "Sleep in Children with Autism" Dr. Francisco Alves, MD, Universitário de Santo António, Portugal, "Sleep Disorder Breathing and Impact on Health and Performance" ? Their innovative research will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of pediatric sleep health, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to thrive—both mentally and physically—through better sleep. ? #SleepHealth?#PediatricSleep?#WorldSleepDay?#WorldSleepDay2025 #ScientificInnovation?#SRSFoundation #SleepImage

To improve access to #sleep testing in #children let's “think outside the PSG-box” like Funke Afolabi-Brown, MD, FAASM and offer an equally accurate alternative to evaluate sleep and diagnosis of #SleepApnea. This is where our SleepImage System makes a difference. As an FDA-cleared & MDR CE-marked #solution, it enables accessible, accurate, multi-night sleep testing for #children as young as two years old. With the SleepImage System, providers can make data-driven #treatment decisions and ensure #children receive the right care at the right time – whether that means evaluating sleep quality for health outcomes, diagnosis or tracing treatment efficacy. It’s time to rethink pediatric care. Should sleep evaluation become a standard part of wellness visits? Drop a comment below and let’s start the conversation! #PediatricHealth #SleepMatters #DataDrivenCare #SleepImage https://lnkd.in/gH7DTvfB Sleep Review

Rethinking Adenotonsillectomy: A #DataDriven Approach to Pediatric Sleep Apnea Adenotonsillectomy is the most common #pediatric surgery and often the first-line treatment for children with #SleepApnea. Yet, many #children undergo surgery without objective sleep testing to confirm their diagnosis. Unnecessary surgery is never best practice. Objective #data is essential to identifying which children truly need intervention and which may experience spontaneous resolution of their condition. Research shows that healthy-weight children with mild OSA and a high Sleep Quality Index (SQI) are more likely to naturally outgrow #SleepApnea—and they also tend to have better attention, executive function, and quality of life. This is where the SleepImage System makes a difference. As an FDA-cleared & MDR CE-marked solution, it enables accessible, accurate, multi-night sleep testing for #children as young as two years old—capturing intra-night variability and tracking treatment efficacy over time. With the SleepImage System, providers can make data-driven #treatment decisions and ensure that #children receive the right care at the right time—whether that means tracking disease progression or confirming the need for surgery. It's time to shift from assumption-based treatment to objective, personalized care in #pediatric sleep medicine. https://lnkd.in/gSWktKmD #PediatricSleep #SleepApnea #SleepImage #SleepMedicine #SleepQuality #HealthcareInnovation

?? High Prevalence of #SleepApnea in Preschoolers – Lack of #TherapyTracking is Concerning Did you know that over 20% of young children are estimated to have #SleepApnea? Adenotonsillectomy is the most common first-line treatment, but surgery isn’t always a cure—making ongoing #TherapyTracking essential for long-term health and quality of life. The SleepImage System offers an Accessible, Accurate, and Available #solution for diagnosing and tracking sleep-disordered breathing in #children. Using our FDA-cleared & MDR CE-marked Cardiopulmonary Coupling (CPC) method, providers can assess #SleepQuality and therapy success in #children as young as two years old, including multi-night monitoring to capture intra-night variability. Better #sleep evaluation leads to better outcomes—because when it comes to children's health, every night counts. ?? https://lnkd.in/gSWktKmD Sleep Review #PediatricSleep #SleepMedicine #SleepTesting #HealthcareInnovation #SleepQuality #SleepAndBreathing #BritishSleepSociety

Did you know that #SleepApnea affects over 20% of young children? Early childhood is a critical period for physical and cognitive development, making #SleepQuality and #SleepDuration essential for growth and well-being. #SleepApnea disrupts both, leading to significant health risks-including behavioral, neurocognitive, cardiovascular, and metabolic complications. The SleepImage method, based on cardiopulmonary coupling (CPC), is an FDA-cleared & MDR CE-marked #solution designed for accurate and accessible sleep assessment in children ages 2 and up. It's time to prioritize better #sleep testing for children. https://lnkd.in/g4a3cXJp Lizzie Hill #SleepandBreathing #SleepMedicineReviews #BritishSleepSociety #ChildrensHealth #Pediatrics #HealthCare

Sleep changes over the lifespan. A?recent?publication?Sex-specific Changes in Sleep Quality with Aging?from a group of?researchers?lead by Dr. Lourdes DelRosso MD, PhD found that in women, after 50 years of age, there is a more rapid?decrease?in the Sleep Quality Index (SQI) than in men - more?research?is needed on gender differences in #sleep. Today, on?International Day of Women & Girls in Science, emphasizing that women’s participation is essential for building a better world through #science. The SleepImage team would like to?sincerely?congratulate Dr. Lourdes DelRosso MD, PhD on her most?recent?recognition having?received?the 2025 Mary A. Carskadon (Mary Carskadon) Outstanding Educator Award from the Sleep?Research?Society. Let's celebrate these two respected and world-renowned #female?sleep scientists! Over the past two decades?multiple papers?have been published looking at Cardiopulmonary Coupling (CPC), sleep stability, and the?FDA-cleared/CE-marked?Sleep Quality Index (SQI) that reflects Functional Outcomes, demonstrating the value of #sleep for health maintenance. https://lnkd.in/gbf3whuK #WomenInScience #GirlsInSTEM #JournalofSleepResearch #SleepResearchSociety #BritishSleepSociety #Otolaryngology, #technology #healthcare #pediatrics

Discover how SleepImage's innovative Cardiopulmonary Coupling (CPC) method redefines #sleep assessment by focusing on autonomic nervous system activity. While cortical #sleep staging is currently perceived as the standard method to evaluate sleep, it is based on convention rather than clinical relevance over autonomic nervous system (ANS) sleep staging.?#Sleep was historically considered a quiet state, but more recent experimental and clinical evidence suggests a noteworthy activation of different biological systems where?ANS?plays a key role.?The #SleepImage Team?has spent the last 20 years developing its #proprietary method, Cardiopulmonary Coupling (CPC) detecting changes in the ANS during sleep to calculate sleep states, stages and sleep quality. https://lnkd.in/gp8enGW6 #BritishSleepSociety?#Healthcare?#PublicHealth #SleepImage #SleepMedicine #Technology #MentalHealth #DigitalHealth

In the past 20 years, SleepImage has been working on the development of Cardiopulmonary Coupling (CPC) software that is FDA cleared and MDR-CE marked. During sleep, autonomic nervous system (ANS) dynamics can be recorded and interpreted in a similar way to derive sleep stages as from the electroencephalogram. Measuring sleep from the brain is complex and costly demanding progress and simpler approach for sleep evaluation. In the past 20-years?SleepImage has been working on developing such a method that is now FDA cleared & MDR-CE marked to evaluate sleep and diagnosis of sleep disorders in children and adults https://lnkd.in/gp8enGW6 #healthequity #mentalhealth #healthcare #technology #digitalhealth #publichealth #sleepimage #britishsleepsociety