How Narcolepsy Gets Lost in Translation
And what physicians can do by realizing that the words people use to describe their symptoms may not match the disorder’s medical description.
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Author: Lisa Spear
Sleep Labs Are Still Using Fax Machines. There’s an Easy Fix for That.
Health Level Seven (HL7), a standard protocol for transferring clinical and administrative health data, gains momentum in sleep medicine.
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HST and Me: How I Became an Advocate for Multi-Night Sleep Testing
A science journalist undergoes home sleep testing and receives different results on non-consecutive nights.
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Navigating Narcolepsy & Pregnancy
Trying to decide what to do about narcolepsy treatment during conception, pregnancy, and breastfeeding is a major challenge to people with childbearing potential who are living with narcolepsy.
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Bedtime Strategies for Kids with Autism and ADHD can Help All Families Get More Sleep
Researchers studied the Sleeping Sound program, a program with tailored strategies to help children with autism sleep.
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