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SeminarPast EventNeuroscience

Sleep and the gut

Dragana Rogulja

Dr.

Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA

Schedule
Monday, April 5, 2021

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Schedule

Monday, April 5, 2021

4:00 PM Europe/Lisbon

Host: Brain-Body Interactions

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Event Information

Domain

Neuroscience

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Host

Brain-Body Interactions

Duration

70 minutes

Abstract

Sleep is generally associated with the brain but poor sleep impacts the entire body - many diseases are caused or exacerbated by sleep loss. Our work is uncovering ways in which sleep and the body interact. We found a special, two-way relationship between sleep and the gut: the gut is uniquely impacted by sleep loss, and it actively controls sleep quality. These findings could help us understand the origins of sleep as well as develop strategies to offset the negative consequences of inadequate sleep.

Topics

body interactioncircadian clockdiseasesgutmotivationnegative consequencesneuronal circuitsorigins of sleepsleepsleep losssleep qualitytwo-way relationship

About the Speaker

Dragana Rogulja

Dr.

Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA

Contact & Resources

Personal Website

roguljalab.hms.harvard.edu

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