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Sleep can be a difficult task for many people. Often times, sleep supplements are used to help fall asleep and stay asleep, but which ones should people take, and how do they work?

Sleep medicine and bioengineering have come together to create and test a sleep sensor to be worn at home, reusable, more reliable and at less costly than the current at-home devices.

Patients earn top honors for region and nation for using continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines for safer sleep.

Daniel Picchietti, MD, develops guidelines to support patients who cope with frustrating condition that inhibits quality sleep.

Information from the penny-sized, battery-free flexible sensors will alert staff and help prevent skin sores, irritation and pressure ulcers.