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Polysomnography: What to Expect During a Sleep Study and How Results Are Interpreted

Polysomnography: What to Expect During a Sleep Study and How Results Are Interpreted
wayne Holloway in: Health and Wellness 20 January 2026

Polysomnography is the most accurate sleep study for diagnosing disorders like sleep apnea, narcolepsy, and restless legs. Learn what happens during the test, how results are read, and why it's still the gold standard in 2026.

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