In the very last paper [1] published in Breathe (Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. e37-e45) by Thomas Penzel and Abdel Kebir Sabil, they reminded the significant role of tracheal sounds analysis in the process of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) diagnosis. They went through tracheal sounds in general, then they considered technical aspects of

During the day, we work hard, and at nights – we rest. At least we should be resting… However, as numerous reports and studies show, a large number of adults suffer from sleep disorders which may be the reason why sleep does not bring a proper rest. What is more, some of

As we informed earlier two abstracts, describing our preliminary data & system analysis findings, were accepted for Thematic Poster Session during ERS Congress 2016. Now, the congress is finished and we could summarize it subjectively. Firstly, that was a great experience for us, both from scientific and business point of

Marcel Młyńczak, CTO of Clebre, won 1 of 30 NSF Awards for Young Professionals, chosen during IEEE EMBS 2016 Conference, held in Orlando, FL. The contest had the title: “Smart and Connected Health”. Submitted application was connected with Clebre!

About 5% people of any age suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. Habitual snoring occur in more than 25% of the population. Polysomnography, as a gold standard in diagnosing sleep disordered breathing, is expensive and impossible to be used as a screening tool. Verbal reporting is not reliable enough to rely

Our startup would like to combine great product with strong scientific background, visible through reliable validation and protected intellectual property. We are thrilled to announce, that after the time of preparation of the final robust version of our algorithms (for detecting and analysing normal and distorted breathing during night) and