Elemind, a startup founded by MIT researchers, has developed an electroencephalogram (EEG) headband that emits acoustic stimulation aligned with people's brainwaves to help them fall asleep faster.

suggesting that some regions enter a sleeping state earlier than others as we drift off. For instance, in their analysis, the thalamus was the first region to show sleep-associated blood flow patterns ...

Current obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) diagnosis methods, although often effective, all require the patient to be asleep during testing. The ability to identify sleep apnea while awake could expand the ...

Scientists have long recognized the brain's need for energy, but new research from the University of Kentucky's Sanders-Brown ...

The headband measures brainwaves through EEG and feeds the results into ... The moment the device detects that someone is asleep, the audio is slowly tapered out. "We have a theory that the ...

Menopause can cause sleep disruptions—it has with me. So I tried the new non-drug Elemind headband, new biotech that creates ...

Further, when they did successfully identify a word they'd heard while sleeping, they were very confident in their answers. And their EEG readings when presented with words heard in their sleep ...