Improving sleep by reducing allergy symptoms.
Rus et al., (2020). SLEEP, 43 (S1), 1054.
Scientific Papers and Peer Reviewed Publications
Fragrance affects self-reported and objectively measured sleep in healthy women: A double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover field study.
Rus et al., (2020). J Sleep Res, 29 (S1), P393.
Use of an adjustable bed base to sleep in an inclined position shows significantly reduced objective snoring and improved sleep: An in-home product effectiveness study.
Rus et al., (2020). J Sleep Res, 29 (S1), 561.
Worth the weight: Weighted blanket improves sleep and increases relaxation.
Danoff-Burg et al., (2020). SLEEP, 43 (S1), 1203.
Blue light filtering laptop and tablet screen protectors used after sunset improve sleep.
Rus et al., (2021). SLEEP, 44 (S2), 105.
Contact-free snoring solution reduces objectively—measured snoring and improves bed partners’ objectively-measured sleep.
Danoff-Burg et al., (2021). SLEEP, 44 (S2), 106.
In-person Expert Pillow Fitting Process Improves Sleep Quality and Duration.
Rus et al., (2022). SLEEP, 45 (S1), A154.
Use of a Diffused Fragrance Before Bed May Contribute to Improved Objective and Perceived Sleep.
Rus et al., (2022). SLEEP, 45 (S1), A154.
Real-world evidence for the impact of scent on sleep in healthy individuals using biometric and self-report measures.
Jain et al., (2022). J Sleep Res, 31 (S1), P804.