Ulysses J. Magalang

This researcher studies obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a condition where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep, focusing on how symptoms and physiology differ across patients (so-called 'symptom subtypes'), genetic contributors to OSA and related conditions, and treatments such as hypoglossal nerve stimulation (a device that stimulates a nerve to keep the airway open). The work also touches on broader sleep science, including sleep staging methods, daytime sleepiness, and connections between sleep disorders and cardiovascular or cognitive outcomes. Much of this research involves large multi-institutional consortia and genetic/genomic datasets.

Publication output rose fairly steadily from 2017 through a peak around 2021-2023, then has tapered off somewhat in the most recent years (2024-2026), though 2026 data likely reflects a partial year.

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