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Study: Walker Redesign, Added Functions Could Better Support Seniors
Briefly: KFF Poll Shows Partisan Split on RFK Jr.; New Research Shows ALLEVYN Efficacy on Heel Pressure Injuries
Featuring KFF, the Department of Health & Human Services, and Smith+Nephew.
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Research: US Obstructive Sleep Apnea Numbers to Rise Nearly 35% by 2050
A new study estimates 76.6 million adults in America, aged 30-69, will have OSA by then.
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New Research Focuses on Impact of Environment, Activities on Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Two new studies examined sleep data for more than 70,000 participants.
Two newly published research studies examine the … [Read more...]
Wound Care Briefly: WOCN Lists Resources for Communities Impacted by Texas Floods; Researchers Use Yogurt in Tissue Repair Study
Featuring the Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society and Columbia Engineering.
WOCN Announces Resources for Texas Flood … [Read more...]
Study: Right-Angle Feeding Tubes Perform Comparably to Straight Tubes
Research from Troy University examined the enteral nutrition efficacy of the right-angle tubes preferred by many families.
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May 2025: How Science Is Backing HME
New research is demonstrating the clinical and financial value of home medical equipment.
Home medical equipment (HME) professionals have … [Read more...]
New Research Examines Electricity Bills for DME Users, Recommends Better Support for Energy Insecure Patients
The study estimated how much power various durable medical equipment devices used, according to typical clinician recommendations.
A new study published in Scientific Reports is … [Read more...]
New NIH, CMS Partner to Build ‘Data Platform’ for Research on Autism, Chronic Diseases
Some stakeholders are concerned over patient privacy amidst initial reports that the Department of Health & Human Services would compile an autism “registry.”
A new partnership between the National Institutes … [Read more...]
Briefly: Celebrating WOC Nurse Week; Expanding Galaxy Watch’s Sleep Apnea Capabilities
Featuring the Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society, Samsung Electronics, and Stanford University.
New Research Project Seeks to Expand Samsung’s … [Read more...]