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Structural brain differences in individuals with insomnia compared to good sleepers for volume, thickness, and shape
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Sleep Psychology
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Q. What factors influence individual differences in vulnerability/resilience to sleep loss and/or circadian misalignment?
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Structural Brain Differences in Individuals with Insomnia Compared to Good Sleepers for Volume, Thickness, and Shape [opens in a new tab]
D. Kay, D. Cobia, B. Graul, H. Karim, S. Jarvis, J. Cornwell, C. Junge, K. Madrid, H. Winiarski, J. Jones, D. Buysse journal article
Sleep Medicine , Volume 100
Print publication date: Dec, 2022
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National Institutes of Health
MH24652
National Institutes of Health
MH61566
National Institutes of Health
HL65112
Sepracor, Inc
PSE00001
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