Sleep Characteristics of Youth with Functional Abdominal Pain and a Healthy Comparison Group

Edward D. Huntley; John V. Campo; Ronald E Dahl; Daniel Lewin

doi:10.1093/jpepsy/jsm032

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Sleep problems in youth with FAP warrant clinical attention and future research should continue to explore sleep problems that co-occur with and independent of psychopathology.

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