
Clinicians separate idiopathic hypersomnia from depression-related sleepiness and interpret real-world and trial data for better outcomes.

Clinicians separate idiopathic hypersomnia from depression-related sleepiness and interpret real-world and trial data for better outcomes.

Experts spot idiopathic hypersomnia when tests miss it, using symptom scales, targeted questions, wearables, and shared treatment choices.

Narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia can go undiagnosed for years, and Epworth and RU-SATED screening help clinicians spot true sleepiness sooner.