Recent years have seen increased recognition that impaired sleep and circadian rhythms
can lead to a wide range of deleterious effects for the body and the brain. Conversely, our …

The wakefulness-sleep cycle sets the pace of our life. Sleep research examines the
transition between wakefulness and sleep, its hormonal regulation, and its pathological …

Sleep and circadian homeostasis are important for overall well-being. Increasing evidence
points to a specific pivotal role that sleep and circadian system play in brain health (Abbott …

Frontiers in Neuroscience, section on Sleep and Circadian Rhythms All animals sleep. Yet,
the underlying principles of why we sleep are still unknown. What constitute arousal states …

Neurobiology and Neuroprotective Benefits of Sleep : CONTINUUM: Lifelong Learning in
Neurology Account Register Activate Subscription Help Subscribe American Academy of …

The Grand Challenge for Sleep and Chronobiology in the Neurology/Neuroscience domains
for the twenty-first century is to improve our understanding of the complex relationships …

“Sleep and watchfulness, both of them, when immoderate, constitute disease”(Hippocrates,
400 BCE). This statement by the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates is evidence that early …

Objective This article focuses on novel neuronal mechanisms of sleep and wakefulness and
relates basic science developments with potential translational implications in circadian …

Sleep is highly conserved among all organisms with a nervous system, from worms to
humans, and is vital for survival (Siegel, 2008; Trojanowski and Raizen, 2016). Humans …

The human circadian system consists of the master clock in the suprachiasmatic nuclei of
the hypothalamus as well as in peripheral molecular clocks located in organs throughout the …