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Measuring Sleep With Actigraphy: Three Use Cases

Source: ActiGraph

Written by Christine Guo, ActiGraph Chief Scientific Officer

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In clinical research, sleep is commonly assessed by three approaches -- self-reported questionnaires, actigraphy, and polysomnography (PSG). There are pros and cons associated with each method, and the research community has not reached consensus regarding which of these provides the best endpoints for therapeutics development across different clinical conditions.

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