Harvard Sleep Medicine 2025
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🌙 Two-day Harvard sleep medicine update — obstructive & central sleep apnea, PAP therapy, insomnia, narcolepsy, hypersomnia, parasomnias, RLS, circadian rhythm, sleep testing interpretation, and the sleep–metabolism connection. 25+ sessions from 20+ Harvard-affiliated faculty.
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Includes: Full recorded sessions from both days | 25+ Lectures & Q&A panels | 20+ Harvard-affiliated faculty
📚 About This Course
Harvard Sleep Medicine 2025 explores the critical role of sleep in both medical and psychiatric conditions, while addressing the ongoing gap in formal sleep education during medical training.
With rapidly evolving treatment options and updated practice guidelines, the course helps clinicians recognize sleep disorders, evaluate patients, interpret sleep tests, and initiate treatment for both common and complex sleep conditions.
Sleep touches every specialty — cardiology, psychiatry, neurology, metabolism, pain. This course connects all of it into one practical clinical framework.
🎯 Four Core Learning Areas
💡 Key Topics Covered
👨⚕️ Who Should Take This Course
📋 Complete 2-Day Agenda
• Circadian Control of Sleep — Jeanne Duffy
• Dreaming — Isabelle Arnulf
• Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Presentation & PAP Treatment — Rohit Budhiraja
• Central Sleep Apnea — D. Andrew Wellman
• Surgical Treatment for OSA — Phillip Huyett
• Insomnia: Clinical Presentation & Treatment Options — Sogol Javaheri
• Dental Sleep Medicine — Reza Radmand
• Parasomnias: RBD and NREM Parasomnias — Milena Pavlova
• Narcolepsy: Diagnosis and Treatment — Christopher Cano
• Idiopathic Hypersomnia & Other Rare Hypersomnias — Margaret Blattner
Plus: 4 expert Q&A panel sessions
• Sleep and Memory — Rani Sarkis
• Sleep, the Blood-Brain Barrier & Glymphatic Function — Myriam Abdennadher
• Updates on PLMS and Restless Legs Syndrome — John Winkelman
• Pain, Opiates and Sleep: Navigating a Complex Circle — Paul Mathew
• Circadian Rhythms and Metabolism — Frank A. J. L. Scheer
• Sleep, Lifestyle and Weight — David Benavides
• Sleep and Exercise — Claus Reinsberger
• Sleep, Climate and Disease — Are They Related? — Marcus Ng
• Wearables in Sleep Assessment: Limitations & Promises — Richard Liu
• Sleep and Music — Phillip L. Pearl
Plus: 4 expert Q&A panel sessions
✅ By Completing This Course, You Will Be Able To
Recognize common and complex sleep disorders in clinical practice
Initiate the right evaluation pathway for common sleep disorders
Interpret information from sleep tests with confidence
Initiate up-to-date treatment for common sleep disorders
Understand the relationship between sleep, medical disease and psychiatric conditions
⭐ What Clinicians Say
“A very complete sleep medicine update. The sleep apnea and PAP therapy sections were especially useful for clinical practice.”
Dr. Michael H. — Pulmonologist
“Excellent discussion of insomnia and the overlap between sleep disorders and mood symptoms. Very practical and easy to revisit.”
Dr. Sarah W. — Psychiatrist
“The neurophysiology and parasomnia content was clinically rich while remaining easy to apply in patient care.”
Dr. Daniel B. — Neurologist
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Complete two-day Harvard sleep medicine program — 25+ sessions from 20+ expert faculty. Instant access, lifetime learning.
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