u/RightTrash
Here are direct links to some of the poster presentations and published abstracts regarding Narcolepsy Type 1 from the recent SLEEP 2026 conference exhibit hall.
Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only regarding new clinical trials and does not constitute medical advice.
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"Effect of treatment with oveporexton, an orexin receptor 2 agonist, on sleep in people with narcolepsy type 1: Phase 3 results"
Here are direct links to some of the poster presentations and published abstracts regarding Narcolepsy Type 1 from the recent SLEEP 2026 conference exhibit hall.
Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only regarding new clinical trials and does not constitute medical advice.
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"Effect of treatment with oveporexton, an orexin receptor 2 agonist, on sleep in people with narcolepsy type 1: Phase 3 results"
Not saying this is the case 'for all,' but cataplexy can absolutely have a 'slowing the gears of the mind - in the moment/over moments - during certain interactions.'
This can be a sort of dissociation, not away from conscious wake reality but from, and of, the external (surrounding).
This occurs on a very subconscious level, where internally you are fully aware of what you're doing, where you're at, who you're around, what is going on.
Think of awkward interactions with huge anxiety at play.
The dissociation though is from being able to stay participatory, being able to remain 'thought processing/cognitively sharp,' staying in and ahead of the conversation in what you mi
O the topic of naps, what the science and clinicians seem to be saying broadly.
I'm pulling this from some recent things I've been creating - the following is focused 'generally' and not specifically to, for PWN though it's good info regardless and still relevant (I'd say the thing is for PWN each individual will be at a different place of sleep debt, with a different situation when it comes to all of this):
- The peak time to nap is between 1pm - 4pm as before 1pm are more effective than after 4pm, for cognitive performance.
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- That 15-20 minutes naps prevent deep 'slow-wave' sleep - which is said to lead to sleep inertia, grogginess and feeling drowsy - this "rapid
Just installed in using that url, had to do it inside where the wifi was stable as outside in car it wasn't getting good signal.
After getting it installed, I plugged it into car and turned the car on, the C4 says "start the car..." Restarting the car, and device too, to no success getting it to recognize the car.
I tested the unit with openpilot - most recent release - and it worked fine with the 2020 rav4 hybrid XLE.
Has been insane. 812 numbers calling like 5 times a day, if I answer there's no response, just dead air for some seconds before it hangs up. I answered 2 of probably 25.
Anyone else been getting bombarded with such bs?
