For some people, sleep isn’t always still. Sleepwalking, acting out dreams and other parasomnias can increase the risk of falls and injuries.
Learn what you can do to create a safer sleep environment: hubs.la/Q04CWYlD0
Coffee can’t replace sleep when it comes to safe driving. ☕🚗 AASM survey data show that 41% of adults have felt so sleepy behind the wheel that it affected their ability to drive safely.
Know the warning signs of drowsy driving and when it’s time to pull over: hubs.la/Q04CWL2X0
⏳ Two weeks to go! Don’t miss your opportunity to explore the evolving connection between obesity and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Join the AASM for Beyond the Airway: Metabolic Drivers of Obstructive Sleep Apnea, an interactive, CME-eligible workshop featuring expert faculty, real-world patient cases, and practical strategies for improving patient care.
📅 Nov. 16 | 7–8:30 a.m. ET
📍 Hybrid event
🔗 Register today: hubs.la/Q04BrDv60
Changes are coming to unattended sleep testing in 2027. New CPT guidance outlines the six-code framework taking effect Jan. 1, including updated criteria for selecting the appropriate complexity level.
Learn what’s changing and how to prepare: hubs.la/Q04CWzZH0
The clocks are falling back this weekend. ⏰ While an extra hour of sleep may sound like a win, the time change can still affect your sleep and circadian rhythm.
Learn how to make the transition a little easier: hubs.la/Q04CWXY80
A new milestone in sleep technology. 👏 The AASM has awarded its first Full PSG Certification through the Autoscoring Certification Program to EnsoData’s EnsoSleep Version 8.3.
Learn more about the certification and what it means for autoscoring software in sleep medicine: hubs.la/Q04CWzPF0
Falling back can do more than change the clocks. ⏰ The shift in daylight hours can disrupt your sleep schedule and leave you feeling drowsy behind the wheel. Learn how to stay alert and keep yourself and others safe on the road.
🔗 Read more: hubs.la/Q04zPr8Q0
New guidance for managing shift work disorder is here. 🌙
AASM’s new clinical practice guideline provides evidence-based recommendations for treating adults with shift work disorder, supported by a systematic review examining behavioral, pharmacologic and circadian-based interventions.
🔗 Read the new guideline: hubs.la/Q04CDL8P0
How are reimbursement decisions made, and what can sleep clinicians do to influence the policies shaping their practice? 🎙️
On the latest episode of Talking Sleep, Dr. Seema Khosla is joined by members of the AASM advocacy team for a behind-the-scenes look at physician reimbursement, payment policy, and legislative advocacy.
📺 Watch the full conversation on YouTube: hubs.la/Q04CwJyX0
Safety starts with being prepared. 🛡️
The new AASM Safety in the Sleep Lab course gives sleep professionals practical strategies to recognize risks, respond to emergencies and make safety-focused decisions with confidence.
Complete the course in about one hour and earn 1.0 continuing education credit.
🔗 Learn more and get started: hubs.la/Q04CBz940
Every sleep medicine journey starts somewhere. 💙
Through My Sleep Story, we’re sharing the experiences, people and moments that inspire professionals to pursue a career in sleep medicine and shape the future of the field.
What’s your sleep story? #MySleepStory
New in JCSM: An AASM clinical practice guideline outlines evidence-based recommendations for managing shift work disorder in adults, evaluating behavioral, pharmacologic and circadian-based interventions.
Read the guideline: hubs.ly/Q04Cxyy30
The sleep medicine workforce continues to grow. 📈 The number of board-certified sleep medicine physicians in the U.S. has increased 8.7% since 2023, reaching 6,093 in 2026. What does this growth tell us about the field?
Learn more here: hubs.la/Q04CjW6k0
How can we advance sleep health to help prevent drowsy driving?
AASM President Dr. Fariha Abbasi-Feinberg will join national leaders and experts at the National Sleep Foundation’s Drowsy Driving Forum on Oct. 29 to discuss solutions for improving sleep health and roadway safety.
📅 Oct. 29, 2026 | 10 a.m. – noon ET
📍 National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
Registration is free. Join the conversation ahead of Drowsy Driving Prevention Week® (Nov. 1–7).
🔗 Register: hubs.la/Q04BsFCz0
Our clocks change twice a year, but what does that mean for our health? Join us Oct. 27 to learn how seasonal time changes affect sleep, safety and productivity, and explore the case for Permanent Standard Time. 🔗 hubs.la/Q04BxQ9b0