Investigating Forensic Sleep Medicine
Experts in the field of forensic sleep medicine explain their role and…read more
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Experts in the field of forensic sleep medicine explain their role and…read more
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Dr. Brodner and his staff are the first ENT office in Florida to be recognized as Super Users of the cutting-edge sinus navigation system called Scopis. The new technology gives Dr. Brodner real-time guidance during balloon sinuplasty in the office and utilizes virtual reality to allow for safer and quicker procedures.
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Physician’s Seal LLC’s REMfresh Safety Update at 36 Months (REMSU36) is a post-marketing surveillance report on the safety and tolerability profile of REMfresh, a continuous release and absorption melatonin. Read more
Dr. Brodner was one of four nationally-recognized leaders on a panel educating ENT surgeons on the latest technology and techniques for minimally-invasive in-office procedures entitled — Harnessing the Opportunities of Novel Office-Based Procedures for Management of Rhinitis and Sinusitis.
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David C. Brodner, M.D. performed a two-year study to evaluate the safety profile of the only ultra-pure continuous-release melatonin available on the market — REMfresh. The data has been published in a supplement to the journal SLEEP and will be presented in August at Virtual SLEEP 2020. The REMfresh Safety Update at 24 Months (REMSU24)
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The best alarm to wake up in the morning is not always a smartphone alarm. If waking up proves dreadful, Dr. David Brodner, a Palm Beach-based board-certified otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat specialist) and sleep medicine physician in Boynton Beach tells MarketWatch, “Many people can benefit from a high-quality melatonin product, ideally one that lasts
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Jet lag disorder treatment could also lead to more therapies for other circadian rhythm sleep disorders. By Lisa Spear When Australian sleep scientist Leon Lack, PhD, travels to Europe for conferences, he sometimes wears glasses on the plane—but not the kind that improve vision. Lack’s glasses shine tiny blue-green lights up toward his eyes. The
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), reports over 28 percent of truck drivers sleep apnea. FMCSA explains that drivers with mild sleep apnea are still qualified for truck driving jobs. However, they recommend seeking medical attention with a medical examiner to determine a truck driver’s fitness to operate a motor vehicle. Truck Drivers Sleep
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Dr. Brodner September 13, 2018 BOYNTON BEACH, Florida—Poor sleep leads to weight gain, weight gain being one of the common effects of lack of sleep according to a study published in the journal Sleep. Mounting evidence suggests that lack of sleep has multiple effects that can all result in excess weight. This study shows how
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Dr. Brodner August 9, 2018 BOYNTON BEACH, Florida— While everyone does well trying to keep away from common cold and flu germs, most do not take into account the affect household allergens have on their health and sleep. Mattresses, pillows, and bedding are ideal breeding grounds for many of these allergens including dust, pet dander,
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