Sleep, Circadian Neuroscience, and Autism across the Lifespan

The theme of this panel is to explore the relationship of sleep and circadian neuroscience to autism in children, adolescents, and adults. The session will begin with the basic science of sleep and circadian rhythms, followed by genetic contributors. Clinical aspects and behavioral and pharmacological interventions will then be discussed.
Friday, May 3, 2019: 3:30 PM-5:30 PM
Room: 517B (Palais des congres de Montreal)
Panel Chair:
B. A. Malow
3:30 PM
196.001
The Circadian Timekeeping System As a Window into Neurodevelopmental Disorders
J. Lipton
3:55 PM
196.002
Genetic Mechanisms Connecting Autism with Sleep & Circadian Rhythms
O. Veatch
4:20 PM
196.003
Clinical and Circadian Aspects of Poor Sleep Quality
A. L. Richdale
4:45 PM
196.004
Approaches to Improving Sleep in Autism across the Lifespan
B. A. Malow
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