A quiet listening culture takes shape around place, presence, and sound Organic ambient describes music that sits ...

Experience a journey of calm and serenity with this collection of peaceful nature scenes and soothing candlelight. Designed ...

Calming Tibetan singing bowls, and peaceful ambient tones: this sacred music promotes spiritual healing, mindfulness, and inner balance. #tibetan #monks #tibet ...

Ozlo, the maker of comfortable, easy-to-use Sleepbuds that drown out outside noise so you can get better rest, is turning its product into a platform. The company’s plan began to take shape last month ...

Cheristi Cognetta-Rieke, DNP, RN, vice chair for nursing at the Mayo Clinic, says nursing documentation is undergoing a "fundamental shift." At the 2026 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exposition in ...

Daily life can get loud, and meditation apps offer a simple way to carve out a little breathing room. You do not need experience to start, and you do not need to commit to long sessions either. Most ...

You crave a good night's sleep after a long day — but your noisy neighbors, snoring partner, or early rising roommate make reaching deep sleep feel like running a marathon. White noise or calming ...

A patient has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against San Diego-based Sharp Healthcare for using ambient AI during his clinical visit without his consent, according to reporting by KPBS Public ...

Coined in the 1970s by musician and artist Brian Eno, ambient music was originally intended as an immersive, artful sound for close listening. Today on YouTube, the genre has transformed, its meaning ...

Ultrahuman has announced a substantial software upgrade for the Ultrahuman Home, transforming it into a more comprehensive health and sleep monitor. The new features, which are available now via a ...

The first phase of ambient clinical documentation was largely defined by one key question: Can the technology meaningfully reduce administrative burden and burnout for physicians? As pilot programs ...

A new meta-analysis finds that listening to soothing, slow-tempo music can meaningfully enhance sleep quality in older adults, though researchers warn the evidence is still limited and highly variable ...