Award

National Institute on Drug Abuse 11308249

Role of sleep disruption in cognitive impairment associated with methamphetamine use

Recipient

University of Mississippi Medical Center

Award Amount

$50,114.00

Ceiling

$50,114.00

Awarded

April 02, 2026

Identifier

11308249

Research project funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse to study how sleep disruption affects cognitive impairment in methamphetamine users, using rhesus monkeys as models.

Description

This project investigates the role of sleep disruption in cognitive impairment related to methamphetamine use. It aims to evaluate whether sleep disturbances mediate cognitive deficits in methamphetamine users, using rhesus monkeys as models. The study involves acute and chronic methamphetamine administration, sleep evaluation via actigraphy, and testing cognitive functions such as executive functioning and working memory.

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