July 25th 2023
A large prospective study found large, statistically significant effects of heartburn on sleep quality.
Satellite Symposia at the Annual Radiation Oncology Meeting
September 28-29, 2024
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Lung Cancer Tumor Board: Enhancing Precision Medicine in NSCLC Through Advancements in Molecular Testing and Optimal Therapy Selection
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19th Annual New York Lung Cancers Symposium®
November 16, 2024
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Community Practice Connections™: 5th Annual Precision Medicine Symposium – An Illustrated Tumor Board
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Identifying Actionable Biomarkers in NSCLC: Real World Case Discussions on Applications of Testing in the Treatment Planning Process
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Improving Outcomes Across Frontline and R/R SCLC Care in Community Treatment Settings
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Fighting Disparities and Saving Lives: An Exploration of Challenges and Solutions in Cancer Care
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Pre-pandemic Sleep Disorders Associated With Risk of Long COVID, Study Finds
June 15th 2023Some effects of poor sleep (fatigue, daytime dysfunction) resemble some symptoms of long COVID. As it turns out, infected women who were healthy sleepers before and early in the pandemic were less likely to report long COVID symptoms.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Works With Most Kinds of Insomnia. It Might Work With All.
April 24th 2023Insomnia is responsible for a lot of angst — and worse. Treatment is fairly straightforward. But for one cause of insomnia, the mechanism of treatment — and whether it works — remains elusive.
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Cognitive Deficits Found in Men With OSA and No Comorbidities
April 16th 2023In a recent study, researchers investigated the ongoing argument of what causes cognitive deficits in obstructive sleep apnoea patients, the apneoa itself or associated comorbidities. Researchers compared cognitive performance in a group of 27 middle-aged male patients — ranging from 35 to 70 years-old — with untreated OSA and no comorbidities, to 7 healthy matched patients without OSA
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Sleep Health Through the Disparities Lens
April 15th 2023The National Sleep Foundation published a position statement about disparities last year. Earlier this year, researchers reported findings showing that White patients with a diagnosis of insomnia are more likely to be prescribed an FDA-approved medication than Black patients.
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Researchers at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women's Hospital identified common beliefs among parents and caregivers and also evidence showing they were wrong. They say that they hope this kind of research will lead to public outreach and education efforts to turn people away from misinformation.
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