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Machine Listening for OSA Diagnosis: A Bayesian Meta-Analysis

Effects of the Combination of Pimavanserin and Atomoxetine on OSA Severity

Change in Sleep Quality Associated With Adaptive Servoventilation for Central Sleep Apnea

Impact of Exclusive Mouth Route and Lateral Position on the Efficacy of Oronasal CPAP to Treat OSA in Patients With OSA Adapted to Oronasal Mask

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Receipt of Weight Management Services Among Patients With OSA and Obesity

Sleep Parameters of Breathing and Cognitive Function in a Diverse Hispanic/Latino Cohort

GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT

Is female gender associated with worse outcomes in ambulatory and hospitalized patients with obesity hypoventilation syndrome?

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Gender Differences in Outcomes of Ambulatory and Hospitalized Patients With Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome
Nathan C. Nowalk, MD; Babak Mokhlesi, MD, FCCP; Alice Gallo De Moraes, MD, FCCP (moderator)

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RESPIRATORY-RELATED SLEEP DISORDERS SECTION

Improving Compliance in NIV for COPD
NIV is vital for patients with COPD with hypercapnic respiratory failure, and success often depends on overcoming patient intolerance.

HOME-BASED MECHANICAL VENTILATION AND NEUROMUSCULAR SECTION

Home High-Flow Nasal Cannula Therapy
This treatment is a promising alternative form of respiratory support to NIV and CPAP that has been associated with a reduced number of acute exacerbations.

NONRESPIRATORY SLEEP SECTION

Oral Medications for Sleep in Nonintubated ICU Patients and Their Impact on Delirium
Clinicians rank pharmacologic sleep aids for nonintubated patients in the ICU, beginning with those that have the strongest evidence for safety and efficacy.

SLEEP STRATEGIES

OSA and the Alzheimer’s Continuum
As early intervention becomes a priority in Alzheimer’s disease prevention, sleep disorders such as OSA are being investigated as modifiable risk factors.

Reexamining Treatment for RLS: What Do the New AASM Guidelines Teach Us?
The key clinical takeaway from the new guidelines is that dopamine agonists are no longer first-line therapy for RLS, and gabapentinoids should be used as primary therapy for most patients.

Should Napping Be Recommended as a Health Behavior?
Sleep is inexorable—yet humans generally do not get enough of it. Read a column on the impact of napping on health outcomes.

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