Episodes
Thursday Sep 11, 2025
Adventures with CPAP: A Physician's Journey
Thursday Sep 11, 2025
Thursday Sep 11, 2025
A sleep specialist discusses his personal struggles and successes with using CPAP
Thursday Aug 28, 2025
The commercial driver with a sleep disorder: Is driving permitted?
Thursday Aug 28, 2025
Thursday Aug 28, 2025
How can we help commercial drivers and yet protect the public?
Thursday Aug 14, 2025
The Pilot with OSA: Is Flying Permitted?
Thursday Aug 14, 2025
Thursday Aug 14, 2025
How can we most optimally but safety serve commercial and private pilots?
Wednesday Jul 30, 2025
Sleep Apnea and Stroke
Wednesday Jul 30, 2025
Wednesday Jul 30, 2025
Should all patients who have suffered a stroke be checked for sleep apnea? A neurologist with expertise in this area discusses the problem.
Wednesday Jul 16, 2025
Why is it so hard to prove that CPAP helps prevent vascular disease?
Wednesday Jul 16, 2025
Wednesday Jul 16, 2025
We discuss why most trials have shown negative results and what changes are needed for future studies.
Wednesday Jul 02, 2025
Is OSA a single disorder? Different phenotypes, perhaps different treatments
Wednesday Jul 02, 2025
Wednesday Jul 02, 2025
Is OSA a single disorder? The future for patients may lie in the identification of different physiologic subgroups.
Thursday Jun 19, 2025
Medications to Treat OSA: Is the Future Here?
Thursday Jun 19, 2025
Thursday Jun 19, 2025
Has the advent of GLP-1 agonists changed the management of OSA? We discuss the trials and the reality.
Thursday Jun 05, 2025
Other Surgeries for OSA
Thursday Jun 05, 2025
Thursday Jun 05, 2025
Oronasal and jaw surgeries for OSA have changed considerably. An expert surgeon discusses their role in the management of the disorder.

Mayo Clinic Sleep Medicine Podcasts
Mayo Clinic Sleep Medicine Podcasts are designed to provide up to date practical information on the diagnosis and current management of a wide range of sleep disorders. Designed for sleep medicine specialists, sleep medicine fellows, and all healthcare providers who manage patients with sleep disorders, the initial podcasts will feature conversations with experts from the Mayo Clinic Centers for Sleep Medicine.







