Large cohort study suggests need for routine sleep screening as part of neurological care
For the first time, risk is shown after accounting for underlying contributions of pulmonary disease
Normal or inconsistent MSLT results should not rule out this debilitating disorder
Prior-night polysomnography predicts results from mean sleep latency testing
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Bedroom safety, medication use and ethical dilemmas are addressed
Combining group telehealth sessions with one-on-one sessions shortens time to follow-up care
Retrospective analysis finds “hypoxic and sleepy” subtype to confer greatest risk
Studies of three investigational therapies test targeting of diverse mechanistic pathways
Black race, COVID-19 hospitalization and mood symptoms confer increased risk, study finds
Large retrospective study links sleep hypoxia to worse COVID-19 outcomes