The FDA approved esketamine nasal spray for the treatment of adults living with major depressive disorder. Researchers developed an artificial intelligence algorithm that may improve the diagnosis of REM sleep behavior disorder. A new model called the Florey Dementia Index (FDI) can accurately predict the age at onset of MCI and AD. Dr. Anne Morse provides a run-down of the important trends, and therapeutic innovations to occur in sleep medicine this year. Dr. Anne Marie Morse provides some gentle reminders for the health implications of over-indulgence during the holidays. Dr. Morse defines this "new sleep entity" and how parents can manage it amid the holidays. Intact human brain tissue was used by the researchers. The research group will design a vaccine that won't promote inflammation. Researchers are making significant advancements in spinal neuromodulation for neuromuscular disorders and injuries. This study expands the understanding of the biologic mechanism behind monogenic autism. Dr. Anne Marie Morse talks about parasomnias, and how they affect quality of life in people who have them. Strict neurologic criteria were applied to the researcher's search strategy. The genetic and environmental implications of air pollutants prompt thoughtful consideration for adapting urban design. The phase 2 randomized trial included patients with amyloid-confirmed mild cognitive impairment or early Alzheimer disease. Mia Grisco, a young person living with narcolepsy, shared her perspective on the FDA's recent approval of Avadel's LUMRYZ. Dr. Anne Marie Morse breaks down the connection between diet and sleep quality. 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.