Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, the official medical journal of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
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How do baseline characteristics influence response to tirzepatide in patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and obesity? 💡
📖 Read this open-access JCSM article to learn more: hubs.la/Q04Bcrv50
New research in the JCSM evaluates the Samsung Galaxy Watch for detecting moderate-to-severe OSA, finding an AUROC of 0.94 and 100% sensitivity and specificity for identifying high-risk OSA using hypoxic burden criteria. ⌚💤
Read the study: hubs.la/Q04wD0b30
🥛 Could dairy intake be linked to better sleep?
A study of 23,000+ U.S. adults found that higher dairy intake was associated with lower odds of short and long sleep, as well as trouble sleeping.
View the full article 💤 hubs.la/Q04vB2mV0
How does AI compare with Google Search when patients look for answers about OSA?
A new JCSM study found that AI systems provided more accurate, clear, complete, and useful answers to common OSA questions than Google Search.
Read the full article: hubs.la/Q04t6Ghl0
New research in JCSM examines diabetes and COMISA, highlighting the importance of screening for both insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea in people with diabetes.
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How should obesity treatments and CPAP be integrated for patients with obesity and OSA? A new JCSM review examines the evidence, highlights knowledge gaps, and explores the future of sleep care. Read the article: hubs.la/Q04s0Xv_0
Findings suggest delayed school start times are associated with improved sleep duration among middle & high school students & a small reduction in depressive symptoms. Larger studies with standardized measures are needed to clarify these associations. bit.ly/3Tc4HLu
A new study in JCSM found GLP-1RAs were associated with reduced risks of heart failure, pulmonary hypertension, AMI, and death from all causes in obese OSA patients. Prospective studies are needed for validation. bit.ly/4f9o13h #GLP1 #sleepapnea
A brief, four-session imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT) protocol may help reduce nightmare frequency and distress in #adolescents and young adults with complex #PTSD. Findings support IRT as a safe, scalable intervention. Read more: bit.ly/4ez56P2
Nightmares are common—and often undertreated—among veterans. New JCSM research highlights CBT-N as a powerful solution, but real-world barriers limit access. Adapting care could expand reach and improve outcomes. bit.ly/4wZE5N4 #SleepHealth #MentalHealth #Veterans
Sleep apnea diagnostics are rapidly evolving. A new JCSM narrative review examines established and emerging respiratory assessment modalities, highlights gaps in current literature, and calls for updated sleep testing classification frameworks. bit.ly/4uEZw4H
Sleeping <7 hours raises chronic disease risk. The goal of this study is to evaluate objective short sleep duration among individuals who self-report insufficient sleep to test and evaluate predictors of the subjective–objective sleep duration difference. bit.ly/4dJSkNf
Could AI transform how patients learn about #SleepApnea? A new #JCSM study compares GPT-4, GPT-5, DeepSeek, Mistral, OpenEvidence & Google Search on common OSA questions — and the findings may surprise you. bit.ly/4wqQUzQ
This theoretical review examines the clinical heterogeneity of early childhood insomnia and proposes a phenotype-based framework that integrates temperament into assessment and treatment planning in infants and preschool children (approximately 0–5 years). bit.ly/3QNy8SU
Residual EDS measured by the PVT is linked to worse cognition in PAP‑adherent patients with OSA. This reveals a distinct cognitive risk in treated OSA & supports PVT as a practical tool to detect cognitive deficits in clinical/research settings. bit.ly/4w5d76o
This clinical practice guideline (CPG) provides an American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) guideline on combination treatment of chronic insomnia in adults and reflects the current recommendations of the @AASMorg . bit.ly/4thQCcy
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Published in @JCSMJournal: Adults with mild to moderate #OSA💤 partaking in steam-assisted respiratory muscle training (@WellO2_Official) for 12 weeks had improved #sleep architecture.
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New survey data show both CPAP and tirzepatide are acceptable treatments for comorbid obesity + OSA—but preferences diverge. Patients favor tirzepatide, providers lean CPAP. Findings highlight clinical equipoise and the need for comparative trials. bit.ly/41pnbZF
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Published in @JCSMJournal: More than 80% of patients implanted with a transvenous phrenic nerve stimulation device for central sleep apnea💤 had at least 4 hours of usage per night for 70% of nights at follow-up visits.
➕Dr. Ashtaad Dalal comments.
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JCSM Journal retweeted
For #SleepAwarenessWeek, we’re highlighting Dr. Susheel Patil’s new paper in @JCSMjournal on refining the "bible" of sleep medicine diagnostic criteria.
Better data = More accurate care. 💤Article at link in bio.
#SleepMedicine #MedTwitter #HealthInnovation
