Yes, GLP-1s Treat (Some) OSA, But They Also Expose Limits of Obesity-Focused Strategies
As weight-linked cases improve, the field is left to confront the patients whose condition stems from other mechanisms.
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Author: Sree Roy
Will The CPAP Algorithm Boom Deliver Real Innovation?
New positive airway pressure algorithms show increased comfort and reduced side effects. The unanswered question is whether they will meaningfully change long-term adherence.
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How to Lighten the Load for Sleep Apnea Patients
Clinicians move beyond disease burden to address ‘treatment burden’—the strain patients can experience related to managing their OSA.
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What Holistic Sleep Care Looks Like
At The Restful Sleep Place, Funke Afolabi-Brown, MD, FAASM, treats more than symptoms. She tackles biopsychosocial systems.
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The Surprising Reasons Some Sleep Physicians Insist on HST for Monitoring Sleep Apnea Therapy Efficacy
CPAP data is readily available. Increasingly, so are metrics from other therapy modalities. So why are some clinicians positing that therapeutic device-supplied numbers aren’t enough?
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