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SLEEP KEY HEALTH FACTS

Resource Guides

Evidence-based information to help you navigate your options.

Medically Reviewed by Dr. Sarah Mitchell, MD, MPH — Board-Certified Internal Medicine & Preventive Care  •  About our medical reviewers
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Sleep Apnea: Signs & Diagnosis
How obstructive, central, and mixed sleep apnea are diagnosed.
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CPAP Therapy Guide
Choosing a CPAP, adjusting pressure, and troubleshooting compliance.
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How Much Sleep Do You Need?
Sleep needs by age, sleep debt, and circadian rhythms explained.
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Sleep Disorders Beyond Insomnia
Narcolepsy, restless leg syndrome, REM sleep behavior disorder.
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🔬 FDA Pipeline

Sleep Treatment Pipeline

Drugs and devices currently in clinical trials or under FDA review for sleep. Data sourced from FDA CDER/CDRH databases and ClinicalTrials.gov. Updated regularly.

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Daridorexant (Quviviq)
Idorsia · Chronic Insomnia
Dual orexin receptor antagonist with less next-day drowsiness than older sleep drugs. Schedule IV — less restrictive than benzodiazepines. Now broadly covered by insurance.
Phase 3 📅 Q2 2027
Seltorexant
J&J / Janssen · Insomnia with Depression
Dual-acting: orexin receptor antagonist + serotonin modulator. Targets insomnia and comorbid depression simultaneously in a single pill.
Phase 3 📅 Q3 2026
Biphasic Melatonin MR
Neurim Pharmaceuticals · Insomnia (Older Adults)
Extended-release melatonin designed to mimic the natural sleep-wake cycle. Non-habit forming; specifically targeted at older adults with declining melatonin production.
Phase 1–2: Early safety & efficacy Phase 3: Pivotal trial NDA Filed: Under FDA review Approved
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Pipeline Movements & New Data

Feb 2026
Seltorexant Phase 3 STARGATE trial meets primary sleep endpoint
J&J reports significant improvement in both sleep quality and depression scores vs. placebo — NDA submission planned Q1 2027.
Dec 2025
FDA clears updated Quviviq labeling for longer-term insomnia use
Updated label supports extended use of daridorexant based on 18-month safety registry data — good news for patients with chronic insomnia.
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