AI sleep model reveals health risks missed by standard apnea scores
A new AI-driven sleep model has been developed to identify health risks in patients that are often overlooked by standard apnea scoring methods. By analyzing complex neural, cardiac, and respiratory signals, the model provides a more nuanced approach to sleep-based risk stratification.
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