2022: YEAR IN REVIEW - Publications by Belgian scientists and clinicians


Newsletter on peer-reviewed publications by Belgian scientists and clinicians on sleep/wake research and sleep/wake medicine: review of 2022.

It is good to show that in Belgium research in sleep science and sleep care is thriving. Therefore, the BASS board decided to publish each year a newsletter on sleep/wake research and sleep/wake medicine peer-reviewed articles with Belgian collaborators involved. The publications are organized according to either 1) basic (blue layout) or 2) more clinical (red layout) research topics. Moreover, the articles are split up in the following categories: original research and meta-analyses, (systematic) reviews and others (comments, letters to the editor or prefaces/editorials). The order in the text is alphabetic and based on the name of the first author of the publication with affiliation to a Belgian research group. The articles with a first author with Belgian affiliation were placed on the top of each section. All Belgian contributors (and their affiliations) are presented in bold. Clicking on the title of the article gives you more information (abstract or even full text) depending on your access rights. A revision of peer-reviewed publications based on a PubMed search (using the terms “Sleep” and “Belgium”) from the 1st of January until the 31th of December 2021 was already presented in a first newsletter a year ago and is now completed by a search for 2022 using the same format.

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