Finding Perspective; Billy Joel in New Orleans
I’m writing this from New Orleans, one of our nation’s most lively, energetic, and resilient cities. I also spent time here back in early March 2020 B.C. (Before COVID). I […]
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Jason Tierney My Mom was rushed to the emergency room on her 63rd birthday. From there, she was transferred to the ICU for several days. This was during a spike
Lessons from Antarctica
“Put footstep of courage into stirrup of patience.” – Sir Ernest Shackleton Restless days have turned to sleepless nights. Worrisome weeks morph into mundane months. These months have culminated in
American Dental Association Responds to World Health Organization Recommendation: Dentistry is Essential Health Care
CHICAGO, August 12, 2020 —The American Dental Association (ADA) respectfully yet strongly disagrees with the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommendation to delay “routine” dental care in certain situations due to COVID-19.
Tragedy into Triumph
So, um, yeah, a lot has happened since the last issue of Dental Sleep Practice. As I write this, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the world bringing
What Is a Dental Sleep Practice?
What is a Dental Sleep Practice? Sure, it’s the name of the esteemed publication you’re holding in your hands right now. But what else? What are the criteria for
ProSomnus® Sleep Technologies Announces Social Media Campaign – “Share Your Story”
ProSomnus® Sleep Technologies Announces Social Media Campaign – “Share Your Story” ProSomnus is the Leader in Precision Oral Appliance Therapy for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) San Francisco, CA, January 27,
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The Way Sleep Meetings Should Be Done
In late September, the World Sleep Society held their meeting in beautiful Vancouver, Canada. This five-day event assembled sleep and health volunteers, medical auxiliaries, and licensed medical professionals of every description who are concerned with sleep and sleep-related medical disorders. Over 300 hours of individual talks were presented by hundreds of speakers. There were 12 keynotes and more than 1,100 posters to view. I wanted to be in three places at once.