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David Negelspach,Alisa Huskey,Kathryn Kennedy et al. David Negelspach et al.
Functional neuroimaging conducted at regular intervals throughout sleep deprivation reveals key thalamocortical connectivity changes that characterize the transition from a well-rested to a sleep-deprived state. Decreased thalamic connectiv...
Luis Alfredo Moctezuma,Marta Molinas,Takashi Abe Luis Alfredo Moctezuma
This study proposes a method to automatically identify dream experience (DE) and no experience (NE) during the sleep stage N2 of nonrapid eye movement (NREM). We investigated the use of machine learning (ML) to automatically identify when a...
Michaela Pawley,Isabel Morales-Muñoz,Andrew P Bagshaw et al. Michaela Pawley et al.
Study objectives: Sleep problems have been identified as a risk factor for suicidal thoughts and behaviors during adolescence, yet a lack of longitudinal mechanistic investigation into contributing factors (e.g. cognitive...
Sine Arvedsen,Michael Ibsen,Rune Frandsen et al. Sine Arvedsen et al.
Study objectives: This study investigates the association between non-rapid eye movement parasomnias (NREMp) and health and socioeconomic outcomes in adults. ...
Ronald T McCarthy,Erin L Reinl,Patricia K Strutz et al. Ronald T McCarthy et al.
Study objectives: Melatonin regulates daily rhythms and is important for maintaining a healthy pregnancy. Certain socioeconomic factors may affect melatonin release. This study evaluates whether the increase in melatonin ...
Laura Dovek,Carolyn E Tinsley,Katelyn Gutowsky et al. Laura Dovek et al.
Age-related sleep disruption is common in older adults. Not only does the total amount of time spent in sleep decline, but also the number of arousals during sleep increases with age. As sleep is important for both memory consolidation and ...
Gina Marie Mathew,David A Reichenberger,Carrie L Shandra et al. Gina Marie Mathew et al.
Study objectives: Sleep health is essential for wellbeing, yet few studies examine sociodemographic differences among young adults using objective sleep measures. We examined sociodemographic differences in actigraphic sl...
Yaqoot Fatima,Shannon L Edmed,Roslyn Von Senden et al. Yaqoot Fatima et al.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a highly prevalent, yet significantly under-recognized disorder in First Nations Australians. Responding to strong community demand for local capacity building for sleep health equity, this paper outlines th...