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Collaborative CareSleep DisordersSleep Medicine

When ‘I’m Tired’ Is Not the Diagnosis: Sleep Disorders That Can Hide Behind a Common Complaint

Excessive daytime sleepiness may be the symptom patients report, but it is not always the condition that needs to be treated. Understanding the distinctions among sleep apnea, narcolepsy, idiopathic hypersomnia, insomnia, circadian disruption, and other contributors can lead to more appropriate evaluation and more individualized care.

SEC Sleep ConferenceSleep Medicine

Why Sleep Medicine Is Becoming Central to Modern Healthcare

For decades, sleep was often viewed as a passive state—a period of rest that occurred between the “important” hours of the day. Today, however, healthcare professionals understand that sleep is far more than downtime. Sleep is an active biological process that influences nearly every system in the body, from cardiovascular health and metabolic function to …

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