Looking Beyond the Current State of Sleep Medicine:

Sleep As A Diagnostic, Prognostic and Therapeutic Strategy Across Medicine for More Optimal Outcomes.

Living With is a new YouTube series presented by Hypersomnia Foundation. For our second episode Claire Wylds-Wright, CEO of Hypersomnia Foundation, sat down with Dr. Anne Marie Morse.

Claire and Dr. Morse discuss why beyond being a pediatric sleep clinician, she is also an advocate for sleep awareness, sleep health, sleep medicine, and hypersomnia disorders. She details how she utilizes the power of social media to educate, spread awareness, but also challenge the current sleep industry and medicine in areas they could grow in patient advocacy. She is known as @dammgoodsleep on social media channels.

In this interview with The Video Journal of Neurology at the World Sleep Conference 2022, Dr. Morse discusses the Wake Up and Learn program.

Narcolepsy is a chronic, potentially dangerous neurological disorder. In this Healthwatch 16 video with WNEP, Dr. Morse discusses how to diagnose the condition.

In Room 5 by the BBC, Helena Merriman shares stories of real-life medical mysteries, interviewing people who - like her - were changed by a diagnosis.

This promotional video from Geisinger Medical Center follows the story of Max Murray, one of Dr. Morse’s patients, and how she was able to diagnose him with narcolepsy and help him get back to living his life.

In this interview with Inside Edition, Dr. Morse talks about sleep paralysis.

Medical management of narcolepsy is continuously evolving. Special guest Dr. Anne Marie Morse, DO joined us on Narcolepsy Nerd Alert to discuss new options and exciting possibilities on the horizon.

In this interview with The American Journal for Managed Care, Dr. Morse addresses the importance of screening for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) in patients that have suffered a stroke.

In this June 14, 2022 episode of Call the Doctor on WVIA, Dr. Morse discussed how sleep disorders can impact the lives of everyday people.

In this op-ed for The Daily Item, Dr. Morse writes about the potential health effects of the proposed Sunshine Protection Act.

In this interview with WBRE/WYOU, Dr. Morse gives tips for parents to help their kids get a good night’s sleep.

This VOA News Segment discusses when Daylight Savings Time starts in most U.S. states every spring, clocks are set ahead one hour to make daylight last later each day through fall. Now, the U.S. Congress wants to make the shift permanent. VOA’s Veronica Balderas Iglesias looks into the so-called Sunshine Protection Act.

Dr. Anne Marie Morse talked to Matt Catrillo about the deleterious impacts of changing the clock at all, and especially switching to Daylight Saving Time permanently. “Some parts of this country won’t see sunrise until 9:30 a.m. The reason why this fails…”

In this interview with Healthwatch 16, Dr. Morse discusses the health impacts of daylight saving time.

In this interview with FOX56 WOLF, Dr. Morse discusses the impact of daylight saving time.

In this article by El País, Dr. Morse discusses the health impacts of daylight saving time.

In this interview with The Video Journal of Neurology, Dr. Morse discusses the effects of lower-sodium oxybate on patients with idiopathic hypersomnia.

In this interview with The Video Journal of Neurology, Dr. Morse discusses using a patient-centered approach to treating narcolepsy.

In this interview with The Video Journal of Neurology, Dr. Morse discusses the use of topiramate to treat sleep apnea caused by sodium oxybate, a treatment for narcolepsy.