Strong evidence
Multiple randomized trials, meta-analyses, clinical guidelines.
MyRemD is evidence-informed, not evidence-inflated. Our research program is public, honest and paced to the reality of clinical validation.
We would rather ship less, more carefully, than more, more loudly. Sleep is life; the work deserves patience.
Every surface traces to published behavioral sleep medicine.
We label evidence strength — strong, moderate, emerging, unknown.
Co-authored, not walled-off. Academic partners welcomed.
Multiple randomized trials, meta-analyses, clinical guidelines.
Consistent observational data or single high-quality trial.
Early-stage studies, plausible mechanism, active investigation.
Areas where evidence is thin. We say so, plainly.
Understanding what makes people stay with CBT-I longer.
How sleep rhythms shift across months and life stages.
Where prepared context improves the exam room.
How companion AI should escalate to human care.
Codify the CBT-I, stimulus control and circadian evidence base underlying every recommendation.
Measure adherence, retention and self-reported outcomes across early cohorts.
Structured evaluations with partner sleep clinics on shared context and prepared appointments.
Co-authored publications with academic partners on longitudinal sleep behavior.
Prospective studies aligned with future software-as-medical-device pathways.
We are in early conversations with academic medical centers and university sleep programs. Named partnerships will be announced only after formal agreements.
Research data is consented, de-identified where possible, and governed by IRB/ethics review for any study involving human subjects. Patients hold their data; participation is always opt-in.
Explicit, revocable, per-study opt-in.
Minimum necessary data, aggregated by default.
IRB/ethics review for human-subjects research.
Investigators, PhD candidates, and clinical research teams are welcome to reach out.