DARIEN, IL — When Americans turn their clocks back one hour on Sunday, Nov. 1, they will once again participate in a practice most would rather leave behind. As Congress weighs competing proposals that would end seasonal...

A nationwide Danish registry study finds that people with NT2 experienced greater socioeconomic disruption than those with NT1, with problems emerging years before diagnosis and persisting after.

The AASM invites qualified members to nominate themselves or encourage others to be considered for seats that will open in 2027 on the AASM Board of Directors or Leadership Development Committee. To qualify for service,...

Identifying specific behavioral barriers to positive airway pressure use can point clinicians toward more effective interventions.

Switching equipment can lower a DME’s purchasing costs, but changes in staff time, troubleshooting, adherence, returns, and resupply may alter the math.

The State of Sleep Medicine Report is compiled quarterly by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine as a members only resource. The report contains news highlights and announcements to help members identify current trends...

The $50 price under Bridge applies only to people using the drug solely for weight loss. Anyone who has a qualifying medical condition that the FDA approved GLP-1s to treat, such obstructive sleep apnea, is instead route...

You hear someone in your household talking in their sleep. Another night, they sit up in bed looking confused. Later, you find them walking through the house while still asleep. These nighttime behaviors can be surprisin...

Compare PSG equipment on parameters such as reporting, lab management software details, amplifier specifications, video options, and more.

Season 8 | Episode 18 In this episode of Talking Sleep, host Dr. Seema Khosla welcomes Dr. Carrie Mahoney, a neuroscientist and faculty member in the Department of Neurology at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deac...