NIH R01 · 2024
Abstract There is strong evidence that maladaptive behaviors, including poor sleep hygiene and binge drinking, emerge in the college environment. When repeated in cycles, risk of habit development increases. This may contribute to the development of addiction, psychiatric illness, and physical disease. Both chronic sleep deprivation and frequent excessive alcohol use disrupt behavioral and physiological functioning, and their relationship appears reciprocal. Research on individual differences in the alcohol-sleep relationship is largely unexplored, but may identify putative biomarkers for immediate and long-term risks of alcohol misuse. This proposal's public health significance stems from…
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