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Welcome to the Other Sleep Disorders Studies Page

CURRENT STUDIES THAT MAY INTEREST YOU



Circadian Rhythms, Reward, & Sleep, (CARRS) Research Study

Are you the parent of a teen aged 13-15? Your child may be able to participate in a research study to help understand how sleep timing and duration affects teens’ thinking, mood, and behavior. This study involves one to two overnight visits in the SBNC sleep lab including an fMRI scan at the MRRC in UPMC Presbyterian Hospital. Compensation is provided.

Featured Pediatric Research
Healthy Child
Other Adolescent/Teen Health
Other Mental Health and Behavior
And 2 more areas
Age Range
AGE: 13-15
Duration
DURATION: 1-3 days
VISITS: 1-2
Location
LOCATION: Thomas Detre Hall
Compensation
COMPENSATION: YES

Social Jet Lag in Teens Study – Ages 14-17

Are you the parent of a healthy teen in 9th, 10th, 11th or 12th grade? If so, your child may be able to participate in a research study to find out how changes in weekday-weekend sleep patterns (“social jet lag”) affect teens’ mood and behavior. The study involves 2 overnight sleep lab visits, fMRI brain scans, and other assessments. Compensation is provided.

Healthy Child
Other Adolescent/Teen Health
Other Sleep Disorders
Age Range
AGE: 14 - 17
Duration
DURATION: 6 months
VISITS: 3 visits
Location
LOCATION: Thomas Detre Hall & UPMC Presbyterian Hospital - Oakland
Compensation
COMPENSATION: YES

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  Sleep Disorders


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