Sleep disorders encompass a spectrum of neurological and physiological conditions that disrupt sleep patterns, quality, and restorative processes. These disorders include insomnia, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, parasomnias, and circadian rhythm disturbances — all linked to cognitive decline, mood changes, and metabolic dysfunction.

The Sleep Disorders session explores neurobiological foundations, diagnostic innovations, and treatment advancements in sleep medicine. Discussions address neural circuits regulating the sleep-wake cycle, neurotransmitter balance, and the impact of stress, lifestyle, and comorbidities on sleep health.

At the Sleep Disorders Conference, neurologists, sleep scientists, and psychologists present the latest findings on sleep neurophysiology, polysomnography, and AI-based sleep tracking systems. The session emphasizes translational research connecting sleep regulation to brain health and psychiatric well-being.

This session is highly relevant for healthcare professionals in neurology, psychiatry, pulmonology, and behavioral medicine. Attendees gain an understanding of personalized sleep management and interdisciplinary care for patients with chronic sleep conditions.

Recent discoveries in Neuropsychiatry have highlighted the role of disrupted sleep architecture in emotional dysregulation, cognitive deficits, and neurodegenerative progression, reinforcing the importance of early diagnosis and therapeutic intervention.