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Editorial
. 2019 Jun 11;42(6):zsz105.
doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsz105.

The National Center on Sleep Disorders Research-progress and promise

James P Kiley  1 , Michael J Twery  1 , Gary H Gibbons  1
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Editorial

The National Center on Sleep Disorders Research-progress and promise

James P Kiley et al. Sleep. .
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Estimated NIH funding for sleep research each fiscal year from 1996 to 2017. Funding estimate includes the total of direct and indirect costs. Estimates from 1996 to 2006 are based on the annual report of the Trans NIH Sleep Research Coordinating Committee. Estimates from 2007 to 2017 are based on the NIH-wide budget category “Sleep Disorders Research” [13]. Total costs in this figure are lower in 2015 (by $71 million), 2016 (by $45 million), and 2017 (by $22 million) compared to published NIH sleep research budget category data to adjust for contracts unrelated to sleep and circadian research.
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