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This symposium was held as part of Sleep DownUnder 2024. It examines how large population-based studies, large population cohort studies, and clinical population studies can be used to generate knowledge and hypotheses regarding the link between sleep behaviours and sleep disorders, and more specifically about obstructive sleep apnoea and cardio-metabolic disorders and how the hypotheses generated in these studies can be tested in clinical trials.
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This symposium was held as part of Sleep DownUnder 2024. It examines how large population-based studies, large population cohort studies, and clinical population studies can be used to generate knowledge and hypotheses regarding the link between sleep behaviours and sleep disorders, and more specifically about obstructive sleep apnoea and cardio-metabolic disorders and how the hypotheses generated in these studies can be tested in clinical trials.
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This session lasts approximately 1.5 hours and earns 1.5 CPD points.
Enrolment costs $30 for ASA members and $60 for others.
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- What do population based cohort studies teach us about sleep and cardiometabolic risk? - Peter Cistulli
- What do population based cohort studies teach us about OSA and cardiometabolic risk? - Garun Hamilton
- What can clinical cohorts, in particular the ESDA cohort, teach us about cardiometabolic risk? - Maria Bonsignore
- Next steps for cardiovascular clinical trials in OSA - Bhajan Singh
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- Training Hours: 1.50
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