Excessive daytime sleepiness was linked to a higher risk of premature all-cause death in female patients with OSA. Survey data showed patients with idiopathic hypersomnia self-reported substantially impaired QoL and daily functioning. Researchers developed a faster calculation for hypoxic burden using desaturations that was comparable with manual scoring. CPAP did not yield a cardiovascular benefit in patients with CAD and OSA, regardless of excessive daytime sleepiness status. Continuous positive airway pressure therapy improved blood pressure and preeclampsia rates in high-risk pregnancies with OSA. Low-sodium oxybate showed a sustained reduction of hypersomnia symptoms during the 6-month extension of a phase 3 study. Though ulotorant did impact rapid eye movement sleep, it did not significantly improve symptoms in patients with narcolepsy. Researchers showed obstructive sleep apnea was a predictive factor for chronic kidney disease in patients with hypertension. Pitolisant improved symptoms versus placebo in children with narcolepsy with adverse events comparable to adult patients. Preexisting OSA was not associated with atrial fibrillation or delirium in patients who underwent cardiac surgery Solriamfetol appeared to be the most effective pharmacologic agent for excessive daytime sleepiness in patients with OSA. Oxygen resaturation and desaturation parameters were effective predictive factors for excessive daytime sleepiness in OSA. Sleep attacks in the afternoon significantly impacted quality of life and concern over symptoms in children with narcolepsy. Danavorexton improved sleep measures in patients with OSA who had excessive daytime sleepiness despite adequate CPAP use. Getting a good night's sleep is already known to be essential for maintaining overall health; however, according to a ... Postmenopausal women with erratic sleep schedules are up to 70% more likely to experience significant depressive ... X-trodes has developed the first customizable and wireless wearable technology to bring advanced medical-grade sleep ... A study of children with cancer identified an association between physical activity, fatigue, and sleep and quality of ... Sleeping too much or too little was found to elevate risk of cardiovascular events, according to research that will be ... A new systematic review and meta-analysis in Hypertension suggests that while beta-blockers taken for various ...