Category: Prevailing Attitudes

Prevailing Attitudes

SLEEP Meeting 2023: Proposals Now Accepted

The Associated Professional Sleep Societies is now accepting abstract and session proposals for the annual SLEEP meeting, which will be held in Indianapolis in 2023. Submissions are due by Dec. 21.

ResMed Backs New Sleep Solution, Primasun, to Connect Patients with Sleep Specialists
Sleep Research Society Released New Position Statement on Daylight Saving Time
Sleep Health as Public Health with the National Sleep Foundation’s Temitayo Oyegbile-Chidi
National Sleep Foundation Announces New Leadership
Updated Standard for Wearable Sleep Monitors Released by National Sleep Foundation, Consumer Technology Association
Unlike Middle and High Schoolers, Elementary Schoolers Seem to Be Just Fine with Early School Start Times

Prevailing Attitudes

American Academy of Sleep Medicine Membership Enrollment is Now Open

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) recently announced that membership renewals and new memberships for the 2023 year are open.

Prevailing Attitudes

Avadel, AASM Foundation Collaborate on 2022 Young Investigators Research Forum

The Young Investigators Research Forum is an annual training program that was first launched in 2009 for sleep researchers.

Academies & Associations

Medtrade to Consolidate to One Show in 2023

Time and place of the consolidated show are still being finalized, but officials are expected to reveal more specifics at Medtrade East 2022.

Corporate Wellness

Christopher M. Barnes Named SIOP Fellow

Christopher M. Barnes, PhD, has been named a fellow of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP).

Celebrities, Politics

Legislators Take on Insurers’ Delays in Approving Prescribed Treatments

Beginning in June 2023, health plans will have to act on non-urgent prior authorization requests in nine calendar days and on urgent requests in 72 hours.

Public Institutions

Sleep in the Hospital Could Use an Rx

To better promote healing, hospitals are starting to take steps to encourage inpatients to get enough slumber during their stays.

Child Sleep Training

Poor Sleep in Infancy Linked to Toddler Behavioral Problems

Disrupted and poor quality sleep in the earliest months of a child's life can be an indicator of depression, anxiety, and behavioral problems among toddlers, according to a new study.

Future of Sleep

How Much Night-to-Night Variability Is There in Sleep?

As data collection and analysis improves, science is uncovering the nuances of how sleep changes in an individual from one night to the next.