Jules navigates the complexities of managing his narcolepsy type 1, facing the cumulative burdens of polypharmacy and the reality of treatments that raise safety concerns and offer only partial relief. Within this concluding episode, sleep disorders experts Dr Nancy Foldvary-Schaefer and Dr Thomas E. Scammell analyze the limitations of current symptomatic therapies including alerting agents, oxybates, and antidepressants while looking toward a future where treatment addresses the root cause of the disease: orexin deficiency.
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