Devon Hansen

Assistant Professor

Washington State University Health Sciences Spokane

United States

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Devon Hansen is an Assistant Professor at Washington State University Health Sciences Spokane, United States. His research interests primarily focus on the interplay between sleep, pain, and cognitive performance, with recent publications exploring issues such as sleep deprivation, sleep apnea, and their effects on both psychological and physiological health. His work aims to enhance understanding of sleep-related challenges, particularly in the context of chronic pain and opioid use disorder.

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Brieann C Satterfield

Assistant Professor

Washington State University Health Sciences Spokane

UNITED STATES

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Hans Van Dongen

Washington State University - Spokane

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Paul Whitney

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Washington State University

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Sleep and Pain in Veterans with Chronic Pain: Effects of Psychological Pain Treatment and Temporal Associations

Association between Sleep Apnea Risk and Cognitive Performance in Individuals with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D): Evidence from the Glucog Study

Effects of total sleep deprivation on components of top-down attentional control using a flexible attentional control task

Enhancing learning and retention through the distribution of practice repetitions across multiple sessions

Nighttime Sleep and Respiratory Disturbances in Individuals Receiving Methadone to Treat Opioid Use Disorder

Race/ethnicity, sleep duration, and mortality risk in the United States*

Sleep Deprivation and Sleep-Onset Insomnia are Associated with Blunted Physiological Reactivity to Stressors

Sleep deprivation impairs binding of information with its context

Robustness of inter-individual differences in slow wave sleep for daytime sleep periods after total sleep deprivation with or without caffeine administration: potential implications for around-the-clock operations

Speed/accuracy trade-off in the effects of acute total sleep deprivation on a sustained attention and response inhibition task

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Brieann C Satterfield

Hans Van Dongen

Paul Whitney

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