
Education of health care professionals in advances in sleep medicine.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Autoimmune encephalopathies, although rare, can mimic other more common sleep disorders and most are highly treatable. Therefore it is important for sleep medicine practitioners to be aware of these conditions, which may present first to a sleep cli... more
Autoimmune encephalopathies, although rare, can mimic other more common sleep disorders and most are highly treatable. Therefore it is important for sleep medicine practitioners to be aware of these conditions, which may present first to a sleep cli... more
Epileptic seizures, especially in certain epileptic syndromes, are more common during sleep. Conversely, seizures can disturb sleep, affecting daytime alertness. Nocturnal seizures may also mimic the parasomnias that are more familiar to sleep medi... more
While less common than its cousin, Parkinson's disease, multiple system atrophy is commonly associated with severe sleep disturbances, at least one of which may be life threatening. In this podcast we discuss how to identify these disorders, their si... more
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Exciting new podcast for bite-sized evidence based summaries and updates in sleep medicine.
As a former nurse with RLS for about 30-35 years I appreciate listening to experts discuss the highlights of the research in simple terms over a short amount of time. I will be sharing this podcast will my provider.
Jeanne in Pa.
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A clinically oriented series focused on sleep medicine, covering a broad range of topics from sleep disorders (epilepsy, MSA, ALS-related breathing, pediatric sleep issues, insomnia, circadian rhythm disorders) to treatment modalities (VNS, NIV, CPAP, oxygen therapy, wake-promoting agents) and practical workflows for clinicians. Episodes frequently feature Mayo Clinic sleep specialists and neurologists discussing diagnostic strategies, management decisions, and patient-centered care, with an emphasis on translating evidence into clinical practice. Notable strengths include deep dives into sleep research, realistic case-oriented guidance, and policy or implementation considerations (e.g., school start times, reimbursement criteria) that help... more
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Recent guests on Mayo Clinic Center for Sleep Medicine include:
1. Eric St. Louis
2. Maitreyi Juna
3. Peter Gay
4. Anne Murray
5. Stuart McCarter
6. Maggie Blattner
7. Dr. Chris Maturisi
8. Dr. Julie Bourne
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