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Session Schedule

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0:00:00
Introduction

0:01:39
AI tools in sleep health diagnosis and research
Javad Razjouyan (United States)

0:42:50
OSA in women, more than just snoring: A population health perspective
Shirin Shafazand (United States)

0:21:57
Hypersomnia and its impact on women's health
Brendon Yee (Australia)

1:02:35
Understanding sleep disorders in Iranian women: A public health perspective
Leila Emami (Iran)

1:26:17
Question and answer

Summary
This symposium will bring together researchers and clinicians to address the unique challenges and considerations surrounding three primary sleep disorders in women: insomnia, OSA and hypersomnia, including sleep health in women and sleep in pregnancy. Each session focuses on one of these disorders, examining epidemiological factors and clinical outcomes through evidence derived from big data and artificial intelligence (AI). The symposium will explore the under-recognition of sleep problems in women and the impact of hormonal changes on sleep throughout a woman's life. Additionally, it will highlight the specific health consequences of untreated sleep disorders and emphasize the importance of personalized treatment plans that cater to their unique needs.