نبذة مختصرة : International audience ; These “2025 Updates – Year in Review” provide an overview of the Year in Review session, a key feature of the Sleep Congress dedicated to synthesizing the most significant publications of the year and discussing their clinical and scientific implications. The 2025 edition, held in Strasbourg and attended by more than 4,000 participants, highlights an increased openness to the Francophone community, including a symposium dedicated to Québec, and announces the next edition in Lyon. The session was structured around three thematic axes: clinical neurosciences, fundamental neurosciences, and respiratory disorders. Three speakers provided the corresponding syntheses: (i) Lucie Barateau, focusing on neurophysiological biomarkers of sleep and vigilance and their diagnostic and therapeutic implications; (ii) Armelle Rancillac, presenting major advances in basic research, including sleep pressure, genetic variability in sleep need, brain clearance mechanisms, and the effects of stress and temperature on sleep architecture; and (iii) Justin Frija, addressing obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, with a focus on quality of life under CPAP, treatment adherence, device reliability, cardiometabolic issues, and the impact of climate change. These three presentations are available as replays on the congress website until May 31, 2026, and are also reproduced in this issue of Médecine du Sommeil, making it still timely to engage with their content. ; Ces « Actualités 2025 – Year in Review » proposent une rétrospective de la session « Year in Review », un temps fort du Congrès du Sommeil permettant de synthétiser les publications marquantes de l’année et d’en discuter les implications cliniques et scientifiques. L’édition 2025, organisée à Strasbourg et ayant rassemblé plus de 4000 participants, met en avant une ouverture renforcée à la francophonie (dont un symposium dédié au Québec) et annonce la prochaine édition à Lyon. La session a été organisée autour de trois axes : neurosciences cliniques, ...
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