Thin Air, Broken Sleep: Why Altitude Changes What Sleep Studies Reveal
A new commentary in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine argues that altitude should be treated as a routine variable ...
A new commentary in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine argues that altitude should be treated as a routine variable ...
A new letter in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine scrutinizes the polysomnographic thresholds used to decide when children with ...
A formal reply from UC San Diego sleep researchers defends a mechanistic framework for determining how much of obstructive sleep ...
A new editorial argues that tirzepatide's approval for obstructive sleep apnea is forcing sleep medicine to define which parts of ...
A new letter in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine argues that obesity-driven obstructive sleep apnea should be formally defined ...
A letter in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine argues that classifying central hypopneas must be validated against real clinical ...
A new letter in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine argues that REM sleep without atonia in people taking antidepressants ...
New data from a German sleep clinic suggest that job-related sleep debt and poor psychological detachment may explain why some ...
An expert panel argues that routinely classifying hypopneas as obstructive or central would reveal hidden central sleep apnea and improve ...
A post hoc analysis of the SURMOUNT-OSA trials shows that losing at least 10 percent of body weight within the ...
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