Researchers have identified a neural switch that induces sleep, offering new insights into the balancing act between sleep and wakefulness and potential therapeutic targets for sleep disorders.

Researchers have developed an implantable therapy using leptin-producing cells to help the body adapt more quickly to schedule disruptions like jet lag and shift work.

A repeat-testing study finds that some PSG and MWT measures are both reproducible and clinically informative, while others are stable but offer little diagnostic value.

The AASM Case Study of the Month for August is live! From presentation to prognosis, how would you manage the case of a 39-year-old woman who believes she rarely sleeps? Despite reporting hours of wakefulness, frequent n...

The capital will fuel the expansion of the company’s noninvasive therapeutics targeted for nasal congestion and wellness product for sleep.

Portable oxygen concentrator company Inogen sells its non-magnetic Aurora CPAP Mask Collection nationwide through CPAP Store USA.

A post-hoc analysis of patients with CSA and atrial fibrillation adds to the case for tracking how patients feel and function, not just how often they stop breathing.

The certification board for sleep health professionals partners with a new management company to support its mission and certificants, alongside a change in executive leadership.

Continuous monitoring moves sleep research toward an integrated understanding of circadian health and chronic disease prevention. A Monash University-Brigham and Women's Hospital collaboration helps lead the way.

Season 8 | Episode 15 In this episode of Talking Sleep, host Dr. Seema Khosla welcomes Dr. Andrea Matsumura, a sleep physician with specialized certification in menopause medicine and national advisor for Monarch MD, to...