The gold-standard assay for measuring orexin deficiency in cerebrospinal fluid requires a lumbar puncture and radioactive materials. New findings could help advance testing alternatives for people with narcolepsy.
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What can sleep physicians do when obstructive sleep apnea patients can’t afford every recommended therapy?
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A new expert consensus identifies patient-reported outcome measures to guide research—and finds that the most debilitating symptom still lacks an adequate tool.
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Cognitive symptoms have largely been absent from narcolepsy clinical trials. New research defines these symptoms and illustrates their impact, with researchers hoping they will be included moving forward.
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An AASM guideline update reopens the door to ASV, adds transvenous phrenic nerve stimulation, and shifts success metrics beyond the AHI.
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