SLEEP REVOLUTION
Funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is the most frequently encountered sleep disordered breathing disorder, associated with various health complications such as a high risk of heart disease, hypertension and daytime sleepiness. Despite its negative impact and various comorbidities, OSA remains poorly diagnosed and ineffectively treated. The EU-funded SLEEP REVOLUTION project is introducing an approach based on machine learning to assess OSA severity and treatment needs. Through a set of wearables and a digital management platform, the project aims to bring together researchers, patients and healthcare professionals to provide a state of the art method of accurate OSA diagnosis and optimal treatment.
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Year project time
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Countries
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Partners
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Researchers included
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Year project time
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Countries
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Partners
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Researchers included
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Research publications
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Sleep Revolution within the European Sleep Research Society
Sleep Revolution within the European Sleep Research Society The ESRS is responsible for Work Package 12: Standardisation and Dissemination. This involves facilitating the co-ordination and dissemination
New Insights on Sleep Stability Analysis
New Insights on Sleep Stability Analysis Researchers from the University of Madeira and different research institutes in Iceland, Finland and Spain developed an alternative view
Vilt þú taka þátt í Svefnbyltingunni
Við leitum að einstaklingum á aldrinum 18-50 ára, sem hrjóta eða erum með mildan kæfisvefn með líkamsþyngdarstuðul (BMI) á bilinu 25-50 (yfirþyngd) og stunda ekki skipulagða hreyfingu …
Do you want to participate in the Sleep Revolution
We are looking for participants age 18-50 years old, who snore or have mild sleep apnea, with a BMI between 25-50 (overweight) and do not regularly exercise…
Sleep Revolution General Assembly
Sleep Revolution General Assembly On the occasion of the World Sleep Congress 2022 in Rome, we happily announce to hold the first in-person General Assembly of
Importance of Getting Enough Sleep and Daily Activity Data to Assess Variability
Importance of Getting Enough Sleep and Daily Activity Data to Assess Variability Researchers from Reykjavik University and the Technical University of Denmark recently published new