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Monica L Andersen,Helena Hachul,Isabela Antunes Ishikura et al. Monica L Andersen et al.
Sleep is a fundamental biological behavior that affects various aspects of health and wellbeing. However, there are some differences in respect of sleep between men and women. Notably, there are sex differences in relation to sleep problems...
Alicia Chung,Leone Farquharson,Akila Gopalkrishnan et al. Alicia Chung et al.
Introduction: Approximately 3% of American children are affected by obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), yet Black children are 2-4 times more likely to experience OSA compared to White children. Little is known about parental ...
Jóna Elísabet Sturludóttir,Sigríður Sigurðardóttir,Marta Serwatko et al. Jóna Elísabet Sturludóttir et al.
Introduction: Sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) can range from habitual snoring to severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). A common characteristic of SDB in children is mouth breathing, yet it is commonly overlooked and inco...
Emad Arasteh,Eline R de Groot,Demi van den Ende et al. Emad Arasteh et al.
Background: Sleep is an important driver of development in infants born preterm. However, continuous unobtrusive sleep monitoring of infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is challenging. ...
Logan D Schneider,Andrew Barakat,Zainab Ali et al. Logan D Schneider et al.
Objectives: Assess a program of sleep schedule recommendations and behavior change "nudges" algorithmically selected using passively collected, longitudinal sleep data. Improvements were primarily measured by sleep schedu...
Koichi Fujiwara,Yuki Goto,Yukiyoshi Sumi et al. Koichi Fujiwara et al.
Sleep quality can be evaluated from the viewpoint of recovery from fatigue and sleepiness; however, it is difficult to investigate sleep quality while distinguishing between the two. The aim of this study is to find biomarkers that can disc...
Lisa J Meltzer,Amy E Plog,Kyla L Wahlstrom et al. Lisa J Meltzer et al.
Sufficient sleep duration is associated with student health and wellbeing, but early secondary school start times limit students' sleep opportunity. Despite recommendations that all middle and high schools adopt a healthy school start time ...
Joseph M Dzierzewski,Scott G Ravyts,Caitlin E Martin et al. Joseph M Dzierzewski et al.
Objectives: Disrupted sleep is prevalent and related to problematic alcohol use. While sex and race disparities exist in both sleep disturbances and problematic alcohol use, whether the association between disrupted sleep...
Shota Saeda,Koichi Fujiwara,Takafumi Kinoshita et al. Shota Saeda et al.
It is desirable to improve sleep quality since poor sleep results in decreases in work productivity and increases in risks of lifestyle-related diseases. Sleep spindles in sleep EEG are waveforms that characterize non-REM sleep Stage 2 (Sta...