Medicine - Health
The girl kept sleeping and stopped breathing
Emma, 24, an Englishman, is one of 200 people in the world who suffer from this rare syndrome. Her parents had to wake up 60 times a night when the alarm rang her to s…
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Medicine - Health
Breathing when snoring makes your brain hurt
A recent study shows that sleep apnea caused by snoring can cause a person's brain to contract.
Medicine - Health
Too much oxygen is not conducive to children!
The level of oxygen in the body is too high, or the so called
Medicine - Health
New technique to treat sleep apnea caused by snoring
On the afternoon of May 26 at Ho Chi Minh City's Ear-Nose-Throat Hospital, Dr. Goh Yau Hong - Mount Elizabeth Medical Center, Singapore - introduced and transferred the…
Medicine - Health
The latest method for treating apnea
Ho Chi Minh City's ear-nose-throat hospital has just used a method to treat sleep apnea due to airway obstruction, which is a procedure for softening the lift of the hea…
Science invention
'Navel laughter' with the most silly inventions on the earth 2017
At Harvard University (USA) recently, scientific studies made people laugh before and think, the 27th Ig Nobel was announced.
New technology
Intelligent kits help you to be alert enough to drive or not
When used, Cocomi will record changes in the driver's biometrics and issue alerts if needed.
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Special snoring device
Airing devices can prevent obstructive sleep apnea, helping many people get rid of snoring.
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Equipment to sleep very conveniently
On long delays in your time zone, you will find the Neuroon Sleeping Mask extremely useful. This compact device will help you find a better sleep.
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Anti snoring phone
Astrakhan scientists propose a unique way to deal with snoring and sleep apnea.
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The new method of 'freeing' snoring
The Hypoglycemic Nerve Stimulation System (HNSS), developed by scientists at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Perth, Australia, can reduce over 50% of sleep apnea sympto…