New in hypersomnia research: In Ep. 4 of our SLEEP 2025 series, experts Eric Olson, MD, & Anita Shelgikar, MD, discuss the phase 2 Vibrance-3 trial of orexin-2 agonist ALKS 2680, presented at the #SLEEP2025 meeting 😴
📲Watch now: www.neurologylive.com/view/vibranc...
🎙️ Episode 145 of Mind Moments® is live!
In this episode, Joyce Lee-Iannotti, MD, PhD, shares expert insights from the #SLEEP2025 joint meeting on emerging research at the intersection of #stroke, #sleep, and neurorestoration.
🧠 Listen now: www.neurologylive.com/view/episode...
At the #SLEEP2025 conference, @ohsunews.bsky.social's Dr. Nicole Bowles shared important advice for #firefighters who are struggling with #sleep issues. www.theeducatedpatient.com/view/how-fir...
New data at #SLEEP2025 links longer sleep in teens and young adults to richer oral microbiome diversity. Marie-Rachelle Narcisse, PhD, explains how this may shape health trajectories. www.hcplive.com/view...
🌟 From June 8–11, Project Sleep team members and advocates gathered in Seattle for #SLEEP2025 — the premier meeting in sleep medicine and research.
📸 Check out some of our favorite moments and read our full recap: ow.ly/imjL50WeIJE
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Irregular naps around noon were linked to a greater mortality risk in older adults in a new study. Chenlu Gao, PhD, @harvardsleepmed says these patterns may flag underlying health issues.
www.hcplive.com/view... #SLEEP2025
We are proud to celebrate the achievements of SHINE Science's outstanding team members recognized by the #SRS at #SLEEP2025! 🎉
🌙McCrae Sleep Research Lab🌙
Marlee Richardson - First-Time Attendee Award
🧠CASH Lab🧠
Susan Rodriguez - First-Time Attendee
Amy Costa - Diversity Travel Award
👨👩👧👦 The Family, Adolescent, Child, and Caregiver Translational Sleep (FACCTS) Lab, led by @melanieastearns.bsky.social, was proud to represent at the #SLEEP2025 Conference in Seattle this year! 💤🧠The lab presented two impactful posters contributing to the science of pediatric sleep. #AASM #SRS #sleep
Despite sleep duration nearing baseline by 13 weeks postpartum, data shows disrupted sleep consolidation in new moms. Watch our #SLEEP2025 interview with Teresa Lillis (@trackthatsleep), PhD, here: www.hcplive.com/view...
Big week for SHINE Science at #SLEEP2025!
✨ The CASH Lab’s Dr. Ashley Curtis, doctoral candidate Amy Costa and graduate researcher Susan Rodriguez shared new findings on cognitive training, sleep, alcohol use, cardiovascular health and sex differences in aging.
1. Squee! Worked on a poster together and vibed irl 2. AASM 2025 Fellow, it’s me! 3. Couldn’t resist this Spider-Man meme 4. Selfie with the incomparable @matthorsnell.bsky.social
#SLEEP2025 was chock full of fun: cutting edge research, clinical practice pearls, and the best part, #sleeppeeps
✨ What a night! This past Monday, The SHINE Science Center hosted the Inaugural Networking Dinner during #SLEEP2025 Conference in #Seattle, bringing together researchers, clinicians, and trainees across the U.S. who are passionate about advancing sleep health and patient outcomes 🌙🧠 #AASM #SRS
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#AASM #SLEEP2025 #sleeppeeps #narcolepsy #advocacy #SRS #AAPS #invisibleillness #chronicdisease
Grateful to researchers studying sleep in peri- and postmenopausal women. Although having difficulty adjusting to the thought that I am a “midlife woman” now… #SLEEP2025
Mood. Even in these fraught times, scientists love talking about their research. Enjoying every minute of learning at #SLEEP2025.
I’ve mentioned APA style guildelines several times at #SLEEP2025 this week. After almost 10 yrs editing manuscripts in APA for a scientific journal, I feel pretty expert. Check out the free anti-bias language guidelines apastyle.apa.org/style-gramma... Bias-free language
Talk on menopause and sleep. Last day of #SLEEP2025. Wish I had more time to network and meet more attendees!
⭐️SHINE Science at #SLEEP ⭐️
The McCrae Sleep Research Lab had the opportunity to present its impactful research during the #SLEEP2025 poster session. The team was at the forefront, engaging with attendees & highlighting the lab's innovative contributions to sleep science. #AASM #SRS #Seattle
Did you know that eating beefsteak tomatoes 2 hrs before bedtime can increase #melatonin levels and improve sleep? Fascinating talk at #SLEEP2025!
I applaud listing grant funding after every scientific presentation! And long list of collaborators, students, research assistants, grad students, postdocs. It takes a team…and government funding! #SaveNIH #SLEEP2025
APA style guidelines recommend not using “elderly” but instead use “older adults” and, as shown here, give age range. Elderly connotes frailty and comorbidities. #SLEEP2025 #SciComm
As an editor, I’ve been wanting to italicize all the p values on slides at #SLEEP2025. I relaxed thru this presentation!
Eating dinner late? A carefully controlled study suggests it could come with metabolic consequences. 🍽️😴
Researchers reported at the #SLEEP2025 meeting that late-night meals may lead to unhealthy metabolic patterns.
@daisyduan.bsky.social
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If you're a trainee/researcher of color/first-gen in need of pro bono editing help (eg, dissertation chapter, manuscript, grant proposal, personal statement), check out academic-editing-circle.us (I'm part of this national network of professional editors). #AmEditing #SLEEP2025
Patting myself on the back for taking public transportation today to #SLEEP2025. Reflecting on how wonderful it was to take author @lynnelamberg.bsky.social to #SeattleArtMuseum and see Ai WeiWei exhibit. Art & #Science. Building bridges between #SciComm journalists and sleep researchers/clinicians.
Lunching and learning at #SLEEP2025. Air quality good so far! I love talking #SciComms #Writing #Editing #APA
The irony of not being able to get up early enough to make it to the 8 a.m. session at #SLEEP2025 conference is not lost on me! Next year for Baltimore conference, please consider a 9 a.m. start time 6 a.m. Pacific time)? #StartSessionLater?!
How do astronauts sleep in space? Learning right now at #SLEEP2025 from #NASA scientist. Talking position (tethered to wall) fluid distribution (face gets puffy), noise (printer going, communications), temperature, air quality (CO2), lighting (eye masks to block light), workload/schedule issues.
