Sleep disorders, affecting an estimated 30% of patients, are common and treatable but often undiagnosed, leading to worsened outcomes in conditions like cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular, and neurological diseases. Advances in diagnostics and treatments are improving accessibility, emphasizing the need for hospital physicians to recognize and manage these disorders.
An upcoming event will highlight the importance of sleep in patient health, featuring expert insights into diagnosing and treating sleep and circadian rhythm disorders. Attendees will learn about the impact of sleep disorders on cardiometabolic health, practical clinical approaches, and how better sleep practices can improve recovery and long-term outcomes.