Risk factors and consequences of excessive autonomic activation during sleep in children

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Written By Nicole Martinez

The aim of this study was to assess risk factors for excessive autonomic activation during sleep (EAAS) and its association with sleep problems, impaired behavior, and poor academic performance in primary school children.

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