Communication Can Mean More to Hypersomnia Patients Than a Label
How evolving diagnoses and unclear terminology can undermine patient trust—and what clinicians can do about it.
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Author: Sree Roy
OSA Selfie Screeners Prep for Their Close-Up
I tested two AI “selfie screeners” for sleep apnea. Here is a look at their current clinical applications, and why a “false positive” might be a glimpse into your health’s future.
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Sleep Labs Prioritize EEG Electrode Leadwire Durability, While Exploring Wireless Technologies
New survey data highlights what sleep lab supervisors value most in EEG equipment setups, alongside common troubleshooting challenges.
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Will Orexin Drugs Raise the Bar for Clinical Diagnosis of Hypersomnolence?
As mechanism-based orexin agonists get close to market, sleep physicians may feel compelled to reduce ambiguity between narcolepsy type 1, narcolepsy type 2, and idiopathic hypersomnia diagnoses.
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The Rise of Differentiated Metrics in Home Sleep Testing
As expectations for sleep care evolve, new auto-calculated insights—from EEG-based biomarkers to sleep quality indices—can provide clinicians with a more comprehensive view than AHI alone.
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