Pulmonary & Sleep Center of New England

12/19/2024

From Dr. Khamiees and Staff, we want to wish all a very Happy Holiday season.

11/04/2024

08/30/2024

08/07/2024

A 2024 survey from the AASM reveals that nearly one-fourth (23%) of Americans say they are extremely or somewhat tired during the Olympics.

07/31/2024

Getting healthy sleep is one of Life’s Essential 8 &mdash.

01/08/2024

Some patients have a hard time switching off and falling asleep at the end of the day. This can affect their day-to-day productivity and overall health.

Find resources to help your patients prioritize their sleep and form healthier sleep patterns: https://sleepisgoodmedicine.com/help-your-patients/

11/22/2023

Having a quiet sleeping area and sleeping on a regular schedule are a few tips to use if you you're too stressed to sleep. Learn more sleep tips here.

11/15/2023

COPD and obstructive sleep apnea are two different conditions. However, they can occur together, leading to so-called overlap syndrome. Learn more here.

10/20/2023

Bedtime routines aren’t just for kids.

06/28/2023

Migraines can lead to sleep problems. People with migraines may have trouble falling or staying asleep. Some treatments for migraines affect the sleep cycle and may need to be adjusted for optimal sleep.

Sleep disorders, a lack of sleep, or changes in your sleep cycle may trigger migraines as well. Getting enough quality sleep could help prevent a migraine attack. Read more: bit.ly/3f9k83a

06/16/2023

Sleep may not always make it onto your patients’ list of priorities, but it should be near the top.

Getting enough sleep is just as important to our overall health as exercise and diet. In fact, sleep can even help to maintain a healthy weight.

https://sleepisgoodmedicine.com/

05/24/2023

Spring has sprung, but so have the allergies! Did you know that seasonal allergies can wreck your sleep quality? Sneezing, itchy eyes, and a runny nose could be the reason you're not catching enough Z's.

Read about how seasonal allergies can affect your sleep in a new AASM Sleep Ed blog: bit.ly/3LUOsLj