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For patients with moderate to severe OSA who are intolerant of traditional CPAP therapy, HNS may provide a welcome improvement to QoL
New findings suggest that the therapy is associated with sustained improvements regarding insomnia, depression and quality of life
An in-depth look at this alternative for patients who cannot tolerate PAP therapy
A reduction in the number of incisions for implantation simplifies the procedure and improves patient experience
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Study finds high coverage denial for women, patients with prior oral appliance use
Exploring links to depression, metabolic disease, cognitive impairment and more
Retrospective clinic-based study provides intriguing initial comparisons
Two studies reveal new insights about upper airway stimulation therapy
New drug for adults with OSA or narcolepsy expected to launch soon
Findings from ADHERE registry should help guide patient selection
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