This neuroscience package brings together some great content from the 2022 conference, a total of  4.5 hours' worth of the latest neuroscience across the sleep field. This package is $50 for ASA members and $110 for everyone else.

Novel approaches to understanding cognitive dysfunction and neurodegeneration in individuals with obstructive sleep apnea

• Snoring to oblivion: the impact of OSA on cognition and biomarkers of brain health - Melinda Jackson
• OSA and neuroinflammation - Ivana Rosenzweig
• Sleep and wake neurophysiology in OSA before and after CPAP treatment: Linking brain profiles and cognition using routine and high-density EEG -  Angela D'Rozario
• Inconsistencies in the impact of OSA on neurodegeneration and cognitive decline: What’s that about? - Romola Bucks
• Discussion: Where to next? - Panel

REM Behaviour Disorder – detection, management and impact

• RBD – Clinician’s overview of diagnosis and management - Elie Matar
• RBD detection - Melissa Cava
• RBD and Parkinson’s Disease - Roy Beran 
• Question panel - Speakers

ORAL PRESENTATIONS: Neuroscience and upper airway physiology

• Genioglossus neural drive and upper airway dilation in people with obstructive sleep apnoea during wakefulness - Lauriane Jugé
• Flow limitation and sleepiness in individuals without sleep apnoea - Dwayne Mann
• The effect of acetazolamide and oxygen (ACZ+O2) combination therapy on loop gain and OSA severity - Shane Landry
• Effects of oral appliance therapy on upper airway collapsibility pre-versus post-treatment - Amal Osman
• Awareness of errors is impaired by sleep restriction but not total sleep deprivation - Johanna Boardman
• A study in physiological activation responses to posture shifts in sleep and the impact of supine avoidance alarms - Matthew Rahimi
• The relationship between sleep and appetitive conditioning: A systematic review and meta-analysis - Eleni Kavaliotis

Free for members, $20 for others