Sleep Disorders

Thomas E. Scammell, MD; Heidi Moawad, MD; Phyllis C. Zee, MD, PhD; and Ruth Benca, MD, PhD, discuss abuse, side effects, and other obstacles associated with traditional medications.

Thomas E. Scammell, MD; Heidi Moawad, MD; Phyllis C. Zee, MD, PhD; and Ruth Benca, MD, PhD, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of specific drug mechanisms for the treatment of narcolepsy.

A multidisciplinary panel of sleep experts reviews the role of light exposure, exercise, and other non-pharmacological methods in narcolepsy management.

Thought leaders discuss clinical considerations regarding the many intersecting and complicating conditions that individuals with narcolepsy may experience.

Heidi Moawad, MD; Phyllis C. Zee, MD, PhD; and Ruth Benca, MD, PhD, share details about a patient case that may impact clinical considerations and therapeutic decision-making.

Thomas E. Scammell, MD, presents a case study for a college student with a history of sleepiness.

A multidisciplinary panel of experts outline the difficulties of distinguishing narcolepsy frfom other sleep disorders and psychiatric comorbid conditions.

In this installment of the Around the Practice custom video program, doctors discussed management of narcolepsy.

Digital therapeutics may be poised to step up as the next CBT.

The average patient with bipolar disorder struggles with sleep disorders. Here's how you can help.

Thinking about sex and sleep in schizophrenia: Researchers performed a large cross-sectional study of sex differences in insomnia and cognition in chronic schizophrenia.

Sleep, depression, and bipolar disorder: what's the connection?

How can knowledge—and positive attitudes—about sleep improve quality of life for patients?

Sleep disturbances in borderline personality disorder are relatively unrecognized.

The US Food and Drug Administration has approved a new medication for the treatment of insomnia.

Study also suggests link between postpartum depression and insomnia.

Sleep deprivation among health care workers: a growing concern.

How can cognitive behavioral therapy improve outcomes for individuals with insomnia?

Researchers highlight the need for early interventions.

Peer victimization can cause patient distress and health risks, including issues with sleep.

Recent research shows that daytime thoughts can interfere with sleep just as much as nighttime thoughts.

What sleep disorders are common in older adults and what are the associated risk factors and correlates?

All in a good night’s sleep? Researchers performed a pharmacovigilance study of second-generation antipsychotics and mood stabilizers as the suspected agent of psychiatric adverse drug reactions (insomnia and suicide/ideation/behavior/death).