Sleep Tech Shortage Survival Guide
From growing your own talent to outsourcing scoring, sleep lab leaders share practical strategies to stabilize staffing in a shrinking workforce.
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Author: Lisa Spear
Should Dopamine Remain a Target in Restless Legs Syndrome?
Newer, receptor-specific strategies offer hope for RLS augmentation, but no guarantees.
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The Overlooked Narcolepsy Symptom
A man in his 40s sat in front of clinical psychologist Christopher Wendel, PhD, DBSM, one early afternoon on the grey couch where Wendel sees all his behavioral sleep therapy clients. “What brings you in?” Wendel asked.
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How the Next Generation of Oral Appliances Could Reshape Treatment
Most oral appliances for OSA pull the jaw forward. New technologies aim to treat more obstruction sites—and more patients.
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How Hypoxic Burden Could Change Sleep Apnea Therapy Prescriptions
Oral appliance therapy looks stronger through the lens of hypoxic burden. Should the metric go mainstream?
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