Dr. Mike Ibarra has dedicated his career to helping others as a neurologist, sleep medicine physician, educator, and advocate.  After being diagnosed with ALS at age 30, he chose to share his experience in service of a larger purpose—raising awareness, supporting research, participating in clinical trials, and amplifying the voices of those affected by ALS.  Through his advocacy and openness, Dr. Ibarra has inspired patients, families, physicians, and researchers alike. His commitment to helping others has remained unwavering, reflecting the compassion, resilience, and dedication that define both the sleep medicine profession and the broader medical community.    Today, we recognize Dr. Ibarra for the meaningful impact he continues to make through his work, his advocacy, and his example. Thank you for all that you do to support and uplift others. 💙 🧡 We encourage our community to follow @drmikeibarra's journey and advocacy efforts as he continues to raise awareness and inspire others through his story.

Download the SLEEP 2026 mobile app 🌟 Bring SLEEP 2026 to your fingertips with the official mobile app. Browse the schedule, find posters and exhibitors, connect with other attendees, and download the app for iOS (Apple) or Android (Google Play) during the annual meeting. 📲

Good morning from #SLEEP2026! If you haven't registered yet, there's still time to join us in Baltimore for the 40th annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies (APSS). On-site registration opens today at 7 am in the Pratt Street Lobby of the Baltimore Convention Center. Don't miss world-class education, groundbreaking research, networking opportunities, and the latest advances in sleep and circadian science. We look forward to seeing you here! hubs.la/Q04lh0z80

Download the SLEEP 2026 abstract book 🌟 The research abstracts that will be presented at SLEEP 2026 have been published in an online supplement of the journal Sleep. You can download the abstract book as a PDF file for quick access to the latest sleep and circadian research. 🔗 hubs.la/Q04lgScR0

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Looking ahead to the November sleep medicine board exam? 📚 📆 Mark your calendar for the AASM Final Board Prep Course on Oct. 23. This one-day virtual course features expert-led reviews, sample exam questions, and practical test-taking strategies to help you prepare with confidence. Learn more and register here: hubs.la/Q04kM3d-0 #SleepMedicine #BoardPrep

Sleep medicine doesn’t exist in a silo—and neither should physician advocacy. As an AASM Full Member, you’re already part of a strong specialty voice. AMA membership expands that voice nationally—connecting your expertise to broader policy, advocacy, and leadership conversations shaping medicine. Your specialty matters. So does your seat at the table. Join the AMA through your AASM membership 🌟 hubs.la/Q04h_ZmW0

AI is changing how we access information. But in sleep medicine, trust matters. From June 10–July 10, sleep professionals can access AASM Link free for 30 days and experience AI powered by trusted AASM resources. Whether you're looking up clinical guidance, studying for certification, or staying current on sleep medicine topics, AASM Link helps you quickly find relevant information grounded in authoritative AASM content. ✔ Faster access to answers ✔ Trusted AASM-backed resources ✔ Support for learning, certification, and clinical practice Activate your free access today and discover a more trusted way to work with AI. hubs.la/Q04k_3dM0

Sleep changes during menopause are common, but they don’t have to be ignored. Hormonal shifts during menopause can make it harder to fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up feeling refreshed. Understanding the connection between menopause and sleep is the first step toward finding relief. Learn more about why sleep can be disrupted during menopause and what you can do about it: hubs.la/Q04kYQrL0

Preparing for the sleep medicine boards this fall? 📚 Join the AASM Board Prep Study Club, an 8-week virtual program featuring expert-led reviews, interactive exam questions, and a collaborative study community designed to help you feel confident on exam day. Learn more and register here: hubs.la/Q04kQ8Zs0 #SleepMedicine #BoardPrep

June has some of the shortest nights of the year. But for millions living with chronic insomnia, every night can feel long. On June 22, we're recognizing Insomnia Awareness Night by highlighting effective, evidence-based treatments and the trained providers who can help. Stay tuned as we shine a light on chronic insomnia and the path to better sleep. Learn more about chronic insomnia, available treatments, and how to find help by visiting the Sleep Education website: hubs.la/Q04kDQDp0

Remote physiologic monitoring (RPM) and remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) services continue to evolve—and staying current on coding and reporting requirements is essential. The AASM has released an updated Remote Monitoring Services Implementation Guide to help sleep clinicians and sleep centers navigate RPM and RTM services with confidence. Learn more here: hubs.la/Q04kz_Yn0

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🎉 SLEEP 2026 is almost here! Attending, presenting, or exhibiting? Share your badge and let your network know you'll be joining the world's leading sleep and circadian meeting in Baltimore, June 14–17. Tag your colleagues, connect with fellow attendees, and help us spread the excitement for #SLEEP2026. We can't wait to see you there! 💤✨ hubs.la/Q04kmn7d0

Don’t miss Talking Sleep Live! 🗣️🎙️ Join us for Talking Sleep Live on Monday, June 15, at 1 p.m. at SLEEP 2026. This dynamic event features Seema Khosla, MD, and Sanjay Patel, MD, who will engage in a live discussion on the latest and most vital topics in sleep medicine. Register now: hubs.la/Q04jWkM50

⏰ One week left to save. Register for SLEEP 2026 by June 11 and save $75 on your registration. Secure your spot before the deadline and join thousands of sleep professionals in Baltimore for the premier meeting in sleep science and circadian research. 📅 June 14-17, 2026 📍 Baltimore, MD 🔗 Register today: hubs.la/Q04jQzXQ0

How does specialty advocacy translate into national impact? AASM and the AMA work together to ensure physicians—across specialties—are represented where decisions are made. From policy development to leadership pathways, this partnership strengthens the physician voice. If you’re an AASM Full Member, AMA membership is a powerful next step. Learn more about dual membership benefits 🔗 hubs.la/Q04j2DKw0

How do circadian rhythms influence cardiometabolic health? Learn from AASM committees in this on-demand webinar: Why Timing Matters: Circadian Rhythms Shape Cardiometabolic Health. 🔒 Members: Access it here hubs.la/Q04jY34T0

⭐ Speaker Spotlight ⭐ How can sleep help extend not just lifespan, but healthspan? Hear from invited lecturer Janet Mullington, PhD, during the Tom Roth Lecture of Excellence at SLEEP 2026 as she explores the critical role of sleep in healthy aging in “Sleep for Healthspan.” 🗓️ Tuesday, June 16 | 2:15–3:15 p.m. 👉 Register now: hubs.la/Q04jVn2S0

Does marijuana help or hurt sleep? The answer may not be as simple as you think. New survey results from the AASM found that one-third of adults report sleeping better when using marijuana, while others report no impact or even worse sleep. Explore what the latest data reveal about marijuana use and sleep, and why understanding the relationship matters for patients and health professionals alike. Read the article here: hubs.la/Q04jDxLh0