Conclusion: The RU-SATED is a promising new instrument for measuring multi-dimensional sleep health perception among Japanese adults. Further general population studies using this Japanese version of the questionnaire should be considered.

Conclusion/Relevance: Overall, CBT-I is a robustly efficacious and durable treatment for insomnia among cancer survivors and can produce concomitant benefits on other symptoms. Implementation efforts are needed to ensure that people with cancer have access to CBT-I as the recommended first-line treatment for insomnia.

Conclusion/Relevance: This article summarizes the milestones in the development of daridorexant leading to this first approval.

Relevance: This suggests that the sodium in sodium oxybate may not add cardiovascular risk for people with narcolepsy. People currently taking sodium oxybate should talk to their doctor to ask if they need to be concerned about the sodium in their medicine. People who take sodium oxybate are unlikely to need to change their sodium oxybate...

Conclusions and Relevance: This qualitative study found that REMS programs with ETASU reassured patients and their caregivers about drug safety and helped support medication initiation. However, steps are needed to improve the quality of REMS educational materials, promote efficient medication access, and protect patient privacy.