WSCN was invited to highlight sleep symptoms that deserve attention as we age, for a Mediaplanet article, featured in the Future of Personal Health issue.

We’re excited to share WSCN’s FY26 Impact Report, reflecting on our progress and impact from July 2025 through June 2026.

Based on years of experience, our CPAP Assistance team has put together a list of CPAP Tips and FAQ to help people navigate using their PAP machines and equipment.

Katie Kellerman was a straight-A student with a busy extracurricular list, close friends, and big plans for the future when idiopathic hypersomnia (IH) abruptly changed the shape of her life.

When Kerly first started falling asleep in class, nobody understood what was happening. At 15 years old, Kerly was athletic, socially settled, and doing well in school. Then something shifted.

Christen Wernig’s own medical journey began early in life. In 5th grade, she had surgery for a brain tumor. She failed to fully recover, experiencing persistent excessive sleepiness.

Attending the Hypersomnia Foundation’s Beyond Sleepy Conference and SLEEP 2026 in Baltimore, Maryland, was more than just an educational experience for me.

This year, WSCN proudly sponsored three patient advocates at the SLEEP 2026 conference. Our aim was to amplify the voices of those living with sleep disorders and keep patient perspectives at the heart of conference conversations.

Every year the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) and the Sleep Research Society (SRS) convene a global conference on sleep.

Hosted on June 13-14th 2026 by the Hypersomnia Foundation in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, #BeyondSleepy is an event designed specifically for individuals living with idiopathic hypersomnia, narcolepsy, and Klein-Levin Syndrome.