Dr. Anne Marie Morse talks about the significance of the FDA approving LUMRYZ for pediatric patients with narcolepsy. Recovering stroke patients often endure months or even years of depression driven by factors such as cognitive difficulties. The FDA has approved LUMRYZ for the treatment of cataplexy or EDS in patients 7 years of age and older with narcolepsy. Dr. Anne Marie Morse spoke in-depth about the connection between screen time and sleep disorders. Researchers assessed the molecular underpinnings that may increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease following TBI. Dr. David. G. Amaral spoke about Autism BrainNet, and how it strives to advance autism research. The renowned Dr. Emanuel Mignot spoke about the importance of personalized care for persons living with narcolepsy. Matt Davis, MD, compared current therapies in narcolepsy and provides key takeaways from the WUN gala. Dr. Sanjeev Kothare spoke about recent advancements, as well as challenges in narcolepsy care. Dr. Michael Strunc speaks about recent advancements in narcolepsy care, and treatment gaps that still need to be filled. Richard Kim of Avadel talks about the "exciting" future of narcolepsy care. Dr. Kiran Maski was presented with the Research Pioneer Award at the WUN Shadows to Light gala. Jennifer Gudeman talks about the significance of the WUN Shadows to Light gala and role Avadel plays in treating narcolepsy. A study analyzed the correlation between cancer-related cognitive impairment and neurotransmission pathways. Dr. Morse provided her thoughts on both hosting an informative panel, and on winning a prestigious award. Mia Grisco talks about her narcolepsy journey, and how she thrives amid her diagnosis. Dr. Anne Marie Morse details all aspects of Wake Up Narcolepsy's inaugural Shadows To Light Gala. A study used a novel combination approach to increase understanding of the negative effect efavirenz has on the brain. Researchers have developed a novel therapy that selectively removes aggregated tau proteins, which are associated with AD. Dr. Anne Marie Morse provides an in-depth overview of circadian rhythm disorders.