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 Circadian Rhythms


Section Chair

Cathy Alessi, MD

Section Mandate

To achieve optimal sleep, the desired sleep time should match the timing of the circadian rhythm of sleep and wake propensity. The AASM Circadian Rhythms Section is dedicated to the study of recurrent and chronic patterns of sleep disturbance which result from disturbances in an individual’s circadian rhythm pattern as related to the external environment.



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