Wearable ultrasound patch boosts REM sleep without drugs or surgery
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A wearable bioelectronic patch called NEUSLeeP reduced time to REM sleep by 43 minutes and extended it by 16 minutes in a study of 28 participants, with signs of improved stress regulation and no adverse effects reported.
The study involved 28 participants; larger trials are planned to verify results and test effectiveness for PTSD, depression, and chronic insomnia.
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