Your phone could help diagnose a dangerous sleep disorder in kids

This study is testing whether short videos recorded by parents on their smartphones can help identify children with Down syndrome who are at high risk for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Parents and doctors will review the sleep videos and guess if the child has OSA, and these guesses will be compared to results from a formal sleep study. The goal is to create a faster screening method so children who need it most can get diagnosed and treated sooner.