Sleep Sense Promises Sleep Data Using Only a Smartphone, No Wearable Needed

This week's roundup pulls together the numbers, moves, and product updates that matter if you work in healthcare.

Sleep.ai launched Sleep Sense, which gathers sleep data via smartphone without requiring wearables or hardware.

Sleep Sense featured in the weekly roundup of interesting stories, product announcements, new hires, partnerships, research studies, awards, sales, and…

In a new study, getting less than seven hours of sleep per night showed a significant negative correlation with life…

Sleep Sense transforms the smartphone into a universal sleep sensor, reframing how sleep can be measured, studied, and improved.

CEO Colin Lawlor shares why AI in health products needs a different kind of design, validation, and trustworthiness.