Sleep-Related Respiratory Disruption is Associated with Altered Spindle Morphology and Poorer Attention in Children
Ido Haber, Tâmara P. Taporoski, Bethany Peterson, Camilla Matthews, Tony L Kille, Annika Myers, Brady A. Riedner, Emma Strainis, Ana Maria Vascan, Stephanie G. Jones
This study investigates the relationship between sleep-related respiratory disruption and changes in sleep spindle morphology and attention in children, finding that hypopnea is linked to specific spindle alterations and attentional performance.
bioRxiv · Jul 10, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience