Sleep Medicine Clinical Research

Sleep Medicine Clinical Research

Sleep Medicine Clinical Research

Sleep disorders affect children of all ages. The Sleep Disorder Center and Sleep Medicine Clinics help primary care physicians and specialists diagnose and treat sleep disorders from infancy through adolescence. Clinicians and researchers conduct and lead clinical research trials to improve patient outcomes.

 

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Characterizing the Role of Sleep Brain Dynamics in the Emergence of Depression in Adolescents

This study examines whether sleep-related brain activity can help predict changes in emotion regulation and depression symptoms in youth over a six-month period.

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Our Sleep Disorder Center and our Sleep Medicine Clinics assist primary care physicians and specialists with the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders in children from infancy to adolescence.

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