In the last decade, studies have pointed to a possible association between #sleep disorders and #cancer . The aim of this study is to evaluate whether there is any association between sleep disorders and cancer.
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This study represents the largest study of the OSA patient journey to date and the first to use a national database to characterize common OSA care pathways in the United States. bit.ly/3U9yX7P #sleepapnea #CPAP #HealthEquity

The risk of increased health care utilization among children with a chronic medical condition is higher for those who also have a sleep disorder, according to a new study in JCSM that examined Medicaid claims data.

#ChatGPT has a very high clinical accuracy in providing specific insomnia-related information and tailoring responses to various populations, indicating its potential utility for patients’ inquiries. bit.ly/3Onblt9 #AI #insomnia #sleep

MICHR's Clinical Research Management (CRM) team and the MICHR IND/IDE Investigator Assistance Program (MIAP) provided support for Dr. Leslie Swanson on the clinical trial that's the focus of this article recently published in JCSM Journal. jcsm.aasm.org/doi/10.5664/jc…

This protocol paper provides guidance to health care providers who order, sleep specialists who interpret, and technical staff who administer the Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT) to pediatric patients. bit.ly/48A7Xmo #pediatrics #hypersomnolence #narcolepsy

A new issue of JCSM Journal is now available! Explore the latest #SleepMedicine research, reviews, and case reports. bit.ly/447b3fv

In this article, American Academy of Sleep Medicine Artificial Intelligence in Sleep Medicine committee members provide a commentary on the scope of #AI technology in #sleep medicine. bit.ly/4aBgzdw #ArtificialIntelligence #sleep medicine

This study was able to show for the first time by means of objective acoustic and psychoacoustic parameters that #hypoglossal nerve stimulation can not only cause a significant improvement in #sleep apnea but also has a positive effect on #snoring . bit.ly/3vplBL7 #sleep

This qualitative study assessed the experiences, preferences, facilitators, and barriers surrounding PAP therapy for the management of OSA in patients from #adolescence to older #adulthood . bit.ly/4934GM7 #sleepapnea #CPAP

Results of this study suggest that trauma-related reactivity and arousal symptoms differentiate #veterans with probable #PTSD and clinical #insomnia from those with probable PTSD alone. bit.ly/3VtSMHM

Chronic #tinnitus is associated with significant changes in qualitative sleep (higher PSQI) but no major differences in quantitative #sleep measures were observed. bit.ly/3ICQ9vW

Study: In an ambulatory population referred for #sleep study and echocardiogram, markers of diastolic dysfunction were associated with OSA severity. bit.ly/47NzK2e #sleep apnea #heartfailure

After the recent publication of a clinical practice guideline on behavioral & psychological treatments for insomnia in adults, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine hosted a 1-day virtual Insomnia Summit in Sept. 2022 to discuss improving care for patients with #insomnia disorder. bit.ly/4371SMD

A new issue of JCSM Journal is now available! Explore the latest #SleepMedicine research, reviews, and case reports. bit.ly/447b3fv

PAP tolerance may play an important role in therapy adherence. Tolerance can be statistically defined and categorized based on prior #adherence data. Its utility as a predictive tool in assessing future adherence is warranted. bit.ly/4bOPnJz #CPAP #sleepapnea

Patients hospitalized with acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (AECOPD) who have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) have a higher cost of care but lower mortality rates than patients with AECOPD without OSA. Study in JCSM Journal.

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This study examined whether #insomnia with objective short #sleep duration, based on objective or subjective sleep measures are associated with more serious health problems such as incident #cardiovascular and/or #cerebrovascular disease (CBVD). bit.ly/49J9c2V

Excessive daytime #sleep during infancy may serve as an early indicator for poor working #memory at school age. These findings raise concerns about the long-term cognitive development of infants with excessive daytime sleep duration. bit.ly/3UOsksm #childhood

This study suggests that sex differences exist in RLS #phenotypes , and clinicians should consider these differences for treatment. bit.ly/49gfBmB #sleep #sleep disorders #restlesslegssyndrome