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Frequent awakenings and irregular #sleep routines in early childhood were linked to psychotic experiences in adolescence, according to the results of a new study of 7,155 children published in @JAMAPsych this week. cnn.it/38iV3ey
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NEW VIDEO! We are excited to release Dr. Kiran Maski’s presentation discussing the challenges in diagnosing pediatric hypersomnia disorders. Watch her video, download the PowerPoint, and get #BeyondSleepy! #IH #narcolepsy
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The official #WorldSleepDay Press Release is available now! World Sleep Day® will be Friday, March 15, 2019 with the slogan, 'Healthy Sleep, Healthy Aging.' worldsleepday.org/2019-press… @MayoClinic @thrive @ariannahuff
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Students in a Baylor University class weren't sleeping enough. Their professor offered extra credit for eight hours of sleep or more -- they performed better on final exams than their peers. ihenow.com/2zMYr17
Pre-conference workshop #PaedSleepWorkshop @LondonPaeds @rcpch_trainees @RCPCHtweets @ERSTalk @IPSAPedSleep @RespNprang @NorthernPaeds@DrMikeFarquhar @thefourthcraw
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Saddening and concerning data from +60,000 teens. The less sleep an adolescent has, the more likely they are to engage in a host of harmful behaviours (self-harm included). jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Open Call for Science! Accepting research in the area of #Sleep and #SleepMedicine. Symposia accepted Sept 1-Dec 1, 2018: bit.ly/2LZFmfz
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Thoroughly enjoyed the @IPSAPedSleep session about paediatric #narcolepsy this afternoon 😊 I feel very lucky to have had the opportunity to attend talks from experts in #narcolepsy #research
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Thank you @IPSAPedSleep for a great conference in Paris 😊 Already looking forward to the next one! #IPSA2018
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Interesting discussion around school start times. Judith Owens suggests that a 50 minute delay in start time > 30 min later wake time (sig). Depression score only health variable improved. Poor sleep, chronotype and risk behaviour needs further investigation #IPSA2018
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Really interesting longitudinal studies at #IPSA2018 including 12 years of national data from @jon_quach @unimelb available through Australian gov’t website (fee applies)
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About to fly to Paris to attend my first International Paediatric #Sleep Association conference @IPSAPedSleep with @Hetaf84 😃We will be presenting the results of our #PhD work 😊 so excited! #IPSA2018 #narcolepsy #research
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Bonjour! 1st trip to Paris this weekend for #IPSA18 Come and see me presenting our work on sleep and social media use in #sleepyteens P#29 Saturday and P#24 Sunday @IPSAPedSleep @hollyscott248 #AdolescentsEndormis
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Venus de 40 pays, les meilleurs spécialistes du #sommeil de l'enfant seront à Paris, du 27 au 29 avril, pour leur congrès mondial ▶️@IPSAPedSleep
Le Docteur Patricia Franco, de l'hôpital Mère Enfant de Bron, y participera @CHUdeLyon #pediatrie #Sante #IPSA2018 #Lyon
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Are you an Insomnia Patient, Provider, Caregiver, or Parent of child (ages 6 months to 17 years old)?
University of Arizona Health Sciences Center for Sleep & Circadian Science are conducting online survey about #insomnia. Complete the survey here bit.ly/2D6puTN
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#PedSleepExpert Dr. Catherine Hill will answer #babysleep #questions #live on @facebook 12:00 - 1:00 PM GMT, Southampton, UK, for March 1st #BabySleepDay! For now hear her interview with @BBCSouthNews about the Southampton Children's Hospital #sleepcenter babysleep.com/news/bbc-news-…
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How much sleep are leading sleep experts getting? Are they getting the recommended amount? We interviewed five internationally-renowned sleep experts to find out: journal.thriveglobal.com/the… @thrive #sleep #WorldSleepDay
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#RLSQuickFact: In the United States, #RLS is believed to afflict an estimated 1.5 million #children. Although most research has focused on adults, RLS #symptoms often begin during #childhood or #adolescence. Visit our website to learn more. ow.ly/ZdQD30iaHoH
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Kids who don't get enough #sleep are more likely to be #obese later on, researchers report. And that might even boost their odds for #cancer decades later. ow.ly/y45G30i1vHL
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Thanks for increasing coverage of this important output of the #UlmSPATZHealthStudy. Read summary on goo.gl/BA7AkK


























