OSA Doesn’t Take Weekends Off. Sleep Testing Often Does.
The identification of ‘social apnea’ suggests testing protocols may miss peak disease burden—and misclassify risk.
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Author: Risa Kerslake
Why an Efficacious Drug Therapy for Narcolepsy Is Underused
Low prescribing rates persist even as evidence supports benefit, pointing to missed conversations, unclear expectations, and fragile early treatment periods.
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Sex Differences Offer Clues to Better Restless Legs Syndrome Care
What science is uncovering about how men and women experience RLS.
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Quantifying IH Requires More Than Sleep Latency—Here’s What to Try Instead
Measuring sleep inertia, vigilance lapses, and other symptoms with these tools can give sleep physicians trackable data for patients with idiopathic hypersomnia.
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It’s the Documentation, Dentists
Dentists are skilled at performing exams to assess candidacy for oral appliance therapy. However, challenges arise when detailing the findings in SOAP notes format for medical insurers.
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