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Curriculum Vitae

Merrill S. Wise, M.D.

I. General Biographical Information

A. Personal

1. Date of Birth: February 22, 1958

2. Place of Birth: Jackson, Tennessee

3. Citizenship: USA

B. Education

1. Undergraduate education: Rhodes College, Memphis, TN

B.S. (cum laude), Biology, 1980

2. Medical Education: University of Tennessee College of

Medicine

Memphis, TN, 1984

3. Postgraduate Training:

1984-1987 Pediatrics Residency Baylor College of Medicine

Advisor and Chairman: Ralph Feigin, M.D.

1987-1990 Pediatric Neurology Baylor College of Medicine

Residency Advisor

and Section Head: Marvin Fishman, M.D.

1990-1991 Clinical Neurophysiology Baylor College of Medicine

Fellowship

Section Head: Peter Kellaway, Ph.D.

C. Current Affiliation and Prior Academic Appointments

Current Affiliations: Methodist Healthcare Sleep Disorders

Center

5050 Poplar Avenue, Suite 300

Memphis, TN 38157

Mid-South Pulmonary and Sleep Specialists

Medical Director of Sleep Neurology and

Pediatric Sleep

5050 Poplar Ave, Suite 700

Memphis, TN 38157

Faculty Positions: Associate Professor of Pediatrics

(2003-2006) Pediatric Neurology Section

Associate Professor of Neurology

Clinical Neurophysiology Section

Baylor College of Medicine

Houston, TX

(1998-2003) Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Pediatric Neurology Section

Assistant Professor of Neurology

Clinical Neurophysiology Section

Baylor College of Medicine

Houston, TX

(1991-1998) Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and

Neurology

Pediatric Neurology Division

University of Alabama at Birmingham

School of Medicine

D. Other Information

1. Honors or Awards:

1980 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award

1983 President, Medical School Honor Council

1984 Distinguished Medical Student Achievement Award

1984 Psychiatry Medal

1987 Chief Resident, Jefferson Davis Hospital, Houston, TX

1993 Children’s Hospital of Alabama Research Award

1994 Charles Walston Service Award for Outstanding Board

Leadership, Epilepsy Foundation of North and Central

Alabama

2005-06 Best Doctors in America


2008-09 Cambridge Who’s Who Registry



2. Board Certification:

1989 American Board of Pediatrics (15917); recertified 2002

1992 American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology with Special

Qualifications in Child Neurology (834)


Qualifications in Clinical Neurophysiology (758);

recertified 2005

1997 American Board of Sleep Medicine (1028)


Qualifications in Sleep Medicine (1202)

Other non-academic positions:

Medical Director, Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, Texas Children’s Hospital

(2001 - 2006)

Staff Physician, Clinical Neurophysiology Service, Texas Children’s

Hospital (1998 – 2006)

Staff Physician, Children’s Sleep Center, Texas Children’s Hospital

(1998 - 2006)

Staff Physician, Blue Bird Circle Clinic for Pediatric Neurology,

Texas Children’s Hospital, (1998 – 2006)

Medical Director, Clinical Neurophysiology Laboratory and Service,

Children’s Hospital of Alabama (1992-1998)

Medical Co-Director, Children’s Sleep Laboratory and Clinic,

Children’s Hospital of Alabama (1992-1998)

II. Research Information

A. Research Support

Title: Improvement of Learning Capacity of Students

with Special Needs by Translation and

Dissemination of Sleep Research through School

Board Partnership

Funding agency: Canadian Institutes for Health Research

Principal Investigator: Reut Gruber, Ph.D.

Co-Principal Investigator: Merrill S. Wise, M.D.

Dates of funding: 2016-2017

Direct cost: $100,000

Title: Video Technologies for Neonatal Seizures

Funding agency: National Institute of Imaging and Bioengineering,

NIH

Principal Investigator: Nicolas Karayiannis, Ph.D.



Annual direct cost:

2002: $150,000 ($33,000 to BCM)

2003: $150,000 ($33,000 to BCM)

2004: $150,000 ($33,000 to BCM)

Direct cost for overall period: $450,000 ($99,000 to BCM)

Grant (RO1 EB00183)

Title: Parallel Sequence Profiling of Ion Channels in

Epilepsy

Funding agency: National Institute of Neurological Disorders and

Stroke, NIH

Principal Investigator: Jeffrey Noebels, M.D., Ph.D.


Grant (RO1 NS049130)

Title: Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Children


Stroke, NIH

Principal Investigator: Daniel G. Glaze, M.D.


Dates of Funding: 1999 – 2004

Annual direct cost:

1999: $250,000

2000: $250,000

2001: $250.000

2002: $250,000

2003: $250,000

Grant (RO1 HL62404)

Title: Seizures in Very Low Birthweight Infants, a

component of the Clinical Research Centers for Neonatal Seizures


Stroke, NIH

Principal Investigator for UAB site: Merrill S. Wise, M.D.

Principal Investigator for Center: Eli M. Mizrahi, M.D.


Direct cost for overall period: original UAB contract (1993-1996)

$667,446

Contract extension (1996-2000) $557,995

Contract grant (NO1 NS12316)

Title: Seizures in the First Twenty-four Hours of Life

among Low and Very Low Birthweight Infants

Funding agency: Epilepsy Foundation of America

Principal Investigator Merrill S. Wise, M.D.


Annual direct cost and direct cost for overall period: $30,000

Grant

Title: Clinical and Molecular Heterogeneity of

Childhood Narcolepsy Among Black and White

Children from the Southeastern United States

Funding agency: Children’s Hospital of Alabama Research Institute

Principal Investigator Merrill S. Wise, M.D.

Dates of Funding: 1994-1995

Annual direct costs: 1994 $20,000

1995 $20,000

Direct cost for overall period: $40,000

Title: A Multicenter, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled,

Parallel-designed Evaluation of Lamictal (lamotrigene) for Add-on

Treatment of Partial Seizures in Pediatric Patients

Funding agency: Galaxo-Wellcome Company

Principal Investigator (UAB site) Merrill S. Wise, M.D.



Contract

Title: An Open Label Study of Lamictal in Patients who

Previously Participated in a Lamictal Pediatric Trial

Funding agency: Galaxo-Wellcome Company

Principal Investigator (UAB site) Merrill S. Wise, M.D.



Contract

B. National Scientific Participation

1. Journal reviewer: Pediatrics, The Lancet, SLEEP

Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine

2. Review panels: Standards of Practice Committee, American

Academy of Sleep Medicine (only pediatric

member), 1997- 2003. Liaison to Task Force for

Treatment of Restless Legs Syndrome and Periodic

Limb Movement Disorder; Liaison to Task Force

for Clinical Use of the Multiple Sleep Latency Test;

drafting author for several Practice Parameters

produced by the Committee

International Classification of Sleep Disorders

Revision Committee, Pediatric subcommittee, 2002-

2004.

AASM Sleep Scoring Manual Development Task

Force, 2004 – 2006

Respiratory Task Force

Pediatric Task Force

Arousal Scoring Task Force

Treatment of Narcolepsy and other Hypersomnias

of Central Origin Task Force (Chairman), American

Academy of Sleep Medicine, 2006 – 2007

Respiratory Indications for Polysomnography in

Children Task Force (Chairman), American

Academy of Sleep Medicine, 2007 – 2010

Consensus panel: Recommended Amount of Sleep

for Pediatric Populations: A Statement of the

American Academy of Sleep Medicine (2015-2016)

3. Professional Societies

American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM)

Standards of Practice Committee, 1997-2003

Sleep Technologists Issues Committee, 2005-2008

Board of Directors, 2010- 2016

Board Liaison to Sleep Medicine Fellowship Directors Council,

2010-2012

Board Liaison to Accreditation Committee, 2011-2012

Conflict of Interest Committee, 2011- 2016

Presidential Task Force on Standards of Practice, 2011-2012

Accreditation Review Task Force, 2011-2013

American Sleep Medicine Foundation (now the AASM Foundation)


Executive Committee, Board of Directors, 2010- 2016

President-Elect, 2012-2013

President, 2013- 2016

American Board of Sleep Medicine


Executive Board, 2011-2012

American Clinical Neurophysiology Society

Continuing Medical Education Committee, 1998-1999

Sleep Committee, 2005-2008

Child Neurology Society

Liaison to the Association of Child Neurology Nurses, 1998-2000.

American Academy of Neurology

Sleep Section and Epilepsy Sections

American Academy of Pediatrics

4. Invited Lectures and Presentations (National or International)

“Evaluation and Management of Parasomnias and Restless Legs Syndrome in

Children and Adolescents”

American Academy of Child and Adolescents Psychiatry (AACAP) Annual

meeting

Chicago, IL

October, 2019

“Keys to Accurate Diagnosis of Narcolepsy in Children”

CME Webinar on Narcolepsy in Children: Overcoming Barriers and

Improving Outcomes

CME webinar activity sponsored by Voxmedia and supported by Jazz

Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Durham, NC

October, 2019

“Narcolepsy in Children”

World Sleep Congress

Vancouver, BC Canada

September, 2019

Co-Director for

Narcolepsy and other Hypersomnias Post-graduate Course

World Sleep Congress

Vancouver, BC Canada

September, 2019

“Overcoming Barriers to Diagnosis of Narcolepsy in Children”

CME activity on Narcolepsy in Children: Insights into Diagnosis and

Strateies to Improve Patient Care, sponsored by VoxMedia and supported by

Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Chicago, IL

October, 2018

“Sleep Psychiatry for the Non-psychiatrist”

Clinical Workshop Chair

SLEEP 2018

June, 2018

Baltimore, MD

“Sleep Stories: Lessons from the Clinic”

28th International Congress of Pediatrics

Vancouver, BC, Canada

August 20, 2016

“Childhood Insomnia: Etiology, Diagnosis and Treatment”

McGill University and Montreal Children's Hospital

February, 2015

“Pediatric Sleep: Case-based Learning”

McGill University and Montreal Children's Hospital

February 19, 2015

“Sleep Medicine: Future Models of Care” (co-chair for Pediatric Sleep

Disorders)

An AASM sponsored conference

November, 2013

Chicago, IL

“Indications for Polysomnography in Children: How do guidelines influence

clinical decision-making?” (Meet the Professor session)

SLEEP 2012

June, 2012

Boston, MA

“Respiratory Indications for Polysomnography in Children”

SLEEP 2011, Childhood Section meeting

Minneapolis, MN

“Indications for Polysomnography in Children”

American Association of Sleep Technologists annual course

June, 2010

San Antonio, TX

“Pediatric Sleep Medicine Postgraduate Course”

(Course Director)

SLEEP 2009 (American Academy of Sleep Medicine annual meeting)

June, 2009

Seattle, WA

“Approach to Assessment of Sleep and Sleep Disorders in Children”


June, 2009

Seattle, WA

“Evaluation and Management of Excessive Sleepiness in Children”


June, 2009

Seattle, WA

“Clinical and Laboratory Evaluation of Excessive Sleepiness in Adults”

Sleep Medicine Course

American Clinical Neurophysiology Society annual meeting

March, 2009

Orlando, FL

“Nocturnal Events in Children”

“The Normal and Abnormal EEG”

AASM Sleep Medicine Course

September, 2008

Nashville, Tennessee

“Pediatric Polysomnography: Indications, Techniques, and Clinical Utility”

(Course Director)


June, 2008

Baltimore, Maryland

“Synthesis and Future Directions: an evidence-based approach to indications

for polysomnography in children”


June, 2008

Baltimore, Maryland

“Diagnostic Evaluation of Hypersomnia: Roles of the MSLT, MWT and CSF

Hypocretin-1”

Polysomnography Course

American Clinical Neurophysiology Society Annual Meeting

February, 2008

Savannah, GA

“Developmental Changes in Sleep/Wake Patterns during Childhood”

Advanced Pediatric Polysomnography Course


June, 2006

Salt Lake City, Utah

“Diagnostic procedures in sleep medicine”

Sleep Medicine for Epileptologists Course

American Epilepsy Society/American Clinical Neurophysiology Society

Annual Meeting, Dec., 2005

Washington, D.C.

“Objective measures of sleepiness and wakefulness”

Special Interest Group: Sleep and Epilepsy

American Epilepsy Society/American Clinical Neurophysiology Society

Annual Meeting, Dec., 2005

Washington, D.C.

“Objective measures of sleepiness: The Multiple Sleep Latency Test and the

Maintenance of Wakefulness Test”

American Academy of Sleep Medicine Annual Meeting, June, 2005

Denver, Colorado

“Objective measures of sleepiness and wakefulness: Application to the real

world?”

American Clinical Neurophysiology Society Annual Meeting, Sept., 2004

Montreal, Canada

“Artifacts in polysomnography”

American Clinical Neurophysiology Society Annual Meeting, Sept., 2004

Montreal, Canada

“Critical analysis of objective measures of sleepiness”


Chicago, IL

“Young to Old: How the EEG and PSG change with Age”


Chicago, IL

“Nocturnal Events in Children”


Chicago, IL

“Controversies in Neurophysiology: Challenges and Opportunities in

Neonatal EEG”

American Clinical Neurophysiology Society Annual Meeting, September,

2000

Montreal, Canada

“Recording Sleep in Infants and Young Children”


Sleep and the Developing Brain

Symposium Organizer and Moderator

Child Neurology Society Annual Meeting, October, 1999

Nashville, TN

“Sleep and Epilepsy in Children”


“EEG/Video Monitoring in Neonates and Infants”

American Clinical Neurophysiology Society Annual Meeting

September, 1997

Los Angeles, CA

“Childhood Narcolepsy”

Narcolepsy Symposium

American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting, April, 1997

San Francisco, CA


International Roundtable: Current Issues in the Diagnosis and Management

Of Narcolepsy, October, 1996

Miami, FL


Narcolepsy Symposium

American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting, April, 1996

C. Publications

1. Papers or Editorials:

Wise MS and Johnson A. Narcolepsy and other disorders of excessive

sleepiness in children. Alabama Ped 1992;11: 11-15.

Johnson A, Wise M, and Jimerson C. The PNP role in a children’s sleep

clinic. J Pediatr Health Care 1995;9:162-166.

Wise MS, Rutledge SL, and Kuzniecky R. Rasmussen’s syndrome and

long term response to gamma globulin. Pediatric Neurology 1996;14:149-

152.

Gilliam F, Wyllie E, Kashden J, Faught E, Kotagal P, Bebin M, Wise M,

Comair Y, Morawetz R, and Kuzniecky R. Epilepsy surgery outcome:

comprehensive assessment in children. Neurology 1997;48:1368-1374.

Wise MS. Parasomnias in children. Pediatric Annals 1997;26:427-433.

Wise MS. Childhood narcolepsy. Neurology 1998;50 (Suppl 1):S37-S42.

Chesson AL, Littner M, Davila D, Anderson WM, Grigg-Damberger M,

Hartse K, Johnson S, and Wise M. Practice parameters for the use of light

therapy in the treatment of sleep disorders. An American Academy of

Sleep Medicine report: Standards of Practice Committee of the American

Academy of Sleep Medicine. Sleep 1999;22:641-648.

Chesson AL, Wise M, Davila D, Johnson S, Littner M, Anderson WM,

Hartse K, and Rafecas J. Practice parameters for the treatment of restless

legs syndrome and periodic limb movement disorder. An American

Academy of Sleep Medicine report: Standards of Practice Committee of

the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Sleep 1999;22:961-968.

Duchowny M, Pellock JM, Graf WD, Billard C, Gilman J, Casale E,

Womble G, Risner M, Manasco P, and the Lamictal Pediatric Partial

Seizure Study Group (Wise M). A placebo-controlled trial of lamotrigene

add-on therapy for partial seizures in children. Neurology 1999;53:1724-

1731.

Chesson AL, Anderson WM, Littner M, Davila D, Hartse K, Johnson S,

Wise M, and Rafecas J. Practice parameters for the nonpharmacologic

treatment of chronic insomnia. An American Academy of Sleep Medicine

report: Standards of Practice Committee of the American Academy of

Sleep Medicine. Sleep 1999;22:1128-1133.

Chesson AL, Hartse K, Anderson WM, Davila D, Johnson S, Littner M,

Wise M, and Rafecas J. Practice parameters for evaluation of chronic

insomnia. An American Academy of Sleep Medicine report: Standards of

Practice Committee of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Sleep

2000;23:237-241.

Littner M, Johnson S, McCall WV, Anderson W, Davila D, Hartse SK,

Kushida C, Wise MS, Hirshkowitz M, and Woodson B. Practice

parameters for the treatment of narcolepsy: an update for 2000. An

American Academy of Sleep Medicine report: Standards of Practice

Committee of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Sleep

2001;24:451-466.

Littner M, Kushida C, Hartse K, Anderson WM, Davila D, Johnson S,

Wise MS, Hirshkowitz M, and Woodson B. Practice parameters for the

use of laser-assisted uvulopalatoplasty: an update for 2000. An American



Karayiannis NB, Srinivasan S, Bhattacharya R, Wise MS, Frost JD, and

Mizrahi E. Extraction of motion strength and motor activity signals from

video recordings of neonatal seizures. IEEE Trans Med Imaging

2001;20:965-980.

Wise MS and Lynch J. Narcolepsy in children. Semin Pediatr Neurol

2001;8:198-206.

Littner M, Hirshkowitz M, Davila D, Anderson WM, Kushida CA,

Woodson BT, Johnson SF, Wise MS. Practice parameters for the use of

auto-titrating positive airway pressure devices for titrating pressures and

treating adult patients with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. An

American Academy of Sleep Medicine report: Standards of Practice

Committee of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Sleep

2002;25:143-147.

Shearer WT, Rais M, Teran JM, Abramson SL, Brouwers PY, Evankovich

KD, Glaze DG, Jefferson LS, Seilheimer DK, EO Smith, Wise MS, Lee

BN, Reuben JM. sTNF-aRI levels in childhood asthma. Ped Asthma

Allergy Imm 2002;15:233-234.

Littner M, Kushida CA, Anderson WM, Bailey D, Berry RB, Davila DG,

Hirshkowitz M, Kapen S, Kramer M, Loube D, Wise M, and Johnson SF.

Practice parameters for the role of actigraphy in the study of sleep and

circadian rhythms: an update for 2002. An American Academy of Sleep

Medicine report: Standards of Practice Committee of the American


Littner M, Hirshkowitz M, Kramer M, Kapen S, Anderson WM, Bailey D,

Berry R, Davila D, Johnson S, Kushida C, Loube D, Wise M, Woodson T.

Practice parameters for using polysomnography to evaluate insomnia: an

update. An American Academy of Sleep Medicine report: Standards of

Practice Committee of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Sleep

2003;26:754-760.

Wise MS. Narcolepsy and other disorders of excessive sleepiness. Med

Clin North Am 2004;88:597-610.

Littner MR, Kushida C, Anderson WM, Bailey D, Berry RB, Hirshkowitz

M, Kapen S, Kramer M, Lee-Chiong T, Li KK, Loube DL, Morgenthaler

T, Wise M. Practice parameters for the dopaminergic treatment of restless

legs syndrome and periodic limb movement disorder. An American



Karayiannis NB, Tao G, Varughese B, Frost JD, Wise MS, Mizrahi EM.

Discrete optical flow estimation methods and their application in the

extraction of motion strength signals from video recordings of neonatal

seizures. Proceedings of the 26th Annual International Conference of the

IEEE/EMBS. Pp. 1718-1721.

Karayiannis NB, Sami A, Frost JD, Wise MS, Mizrahi EM. Quantifying

motion in video recordings of neonatal seizures by feature trackers based

on predictive block matching. Proceedings of the 26th Annual

International Conference of the IEEE/EMBS. Pp. 1447-1450.

Wise MS. A functional autoantibody in human narcolepsy? Lancet

2004;364(9451):2076-2077.

Littner MR, Kushida C, Wise M, Davila DG, Morgenthaler T, Lee-

Chiong T, Hirshkowitz M, Loube DL, Bailey D, Berry RB, Kapen S,

Kramer M. Practice parameters for clinical use of the Multiple Sleep

Latency Test and the Maintenance of Wakefulness Test. An American



Karayiannis NB, Sami A, Frost JD, Wise MS, Mizrahi EM. Automated

extraction of temporal motor activity signals from video recordings of

neonatal seizures based on adaptive block matching. IEEE Trans Biomed

Eng 2005;52:676-686.

Karayiannis NB, Xiong Y, Frost JD, Wise MS, Mizrahi EM. Improving

the accuracy and reliability of motion tracking methods used for extracting

temporal motor activity signals from video recordings of neonatal

seizures. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 2005;52:747-749.

Kushida CA, Littner MR, Morgenthaler T, Alessi CA, Bailey D, Coleman

J, Friedman L, Hirshkowitz M, Kapen S, Kramer M, Lee-Chiong T, Loube

DL, Owens J, Pancer JP, Wise MS. Indications for polysomnography and

related procedures: an update for 2005. An American Academy of Sleep

Medicine Report: Standards of Practice Committee of the American


Karayiannis NB, Xiong Y, Frost JD, Wise MS, Mizrahi EM. Quantifying

motion in video recordings of neonatal seizures by robust feature trackers

based on block motion models. IEEE Transactions Biomed Eng

2005;52:1065-1077.

Karayiannis NB, Tao G, Xiong Y, Sami A, Varughese B, Frost JD Jr,

Wise MS, Mizrahi EM. Computerized motion analysis of videotaped

neonatal seizures of epileptic origin. Epilepsia 2005;46:901-917.

Karayiannis NB, Varughese B, Tao G, Frost JD, Wise MS, Mizrahi EM.

Quantifying motion in video recordings of neonatal seizures by

regularized optical flow methods. IEEE Transactions Imag Processing

2005;14:890-903.

Wise MS. Objective measures of sleepiness and wakefulness:

Application to the real world? J Clin Neurophys 2006;23:39-49.

Kushida CA, Littner MR, Hirshkowitz M, Morgenthaler TI, Alessi CA,

Bailey D, Boehlecke B, Brown TM, Coleman J, Friedman L, Kapen S,

Kapur V, Kramer M, Lee-Chiong T, Owens J, Pancer JP, Swick TJ, Wise

MS. Practice parameters for the use of continuous and bilevel positive

airway pressure devices to treat adult patients with sleep-related breathing

disorders. An American Academy of Sleep Medicine Report: Standards

of Practice Committee of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.

Sleep 2006;29:375-380.

Karayiannis NB, Xiong Y, Tao G, Frost JD, Wise MS, Hrachovy RA,

Mizrahi EM. Automated detection of videotaped neonatal seizures of

epileptic origin. Epilepsia 2006;47:966-980.

Karayiannis NB, Xiong Y, Frost JD, Wise MS, Hrachovy RA, Mizrahi

EM. Automated detection of videotaped neonatal seizures based on

motion tracking methods. J Clin Neurophysiol 2006;23:521-531.

Bonnet MH, Doghramji K, Roehrs T, Stepanski EJ, Sheldon SH, Walters

AS, Wise M, Chesson AL. The scoring of arousal in sleep: reliability,

validity, and alternatives. J Clin Sleep Med 2007;3:133-145.

Redline S, Budhiraja R, Kapur V, Marcus CL, Mateika JH, Mehra R,

Parthasarthy S, Somers VK, Strohl KP, Sulit LG, Gozal D, Wise MS,

Quan SF. The scoring of respiratory events in sleep: reliability and

validity. J Clin Sleep Med 2007;3:169-200.

Grigg-Damberger M, Gozal D, Marcus CL, Quan SF, Rosen CL, Chervin

RD, Wise M, Picchietti DL, Sheldon SH, Iber C. The visual scoring of

sleep and arousal in infants and children. J Clin Sleep Med 2007;3:201-

240.

Wise MS, Arand DL, Auger RR, Brooks SN, Watson NF. Treatment of

narcolepsy and other hypersomnias of central origin. An American

Academy of Sleep Medicine Review. Sleep 2007;30:1712-1727.

Wise MS, Nichols CD, Grigg-Damberger MM, Marcus CL, Witmans MB,

Kirk VG, D’Andrea LA, Hoban T. Respiratory indications for

polysomnography in children: an evidence-based review. Sleep

2011;34:389A-398AW.

Wise MS, Nichols, CD, Grigg-Damberger MM, Marcus CL, Witmans

MB, Kirk VG, D’Andrea LA, Hoban T. Executive Summary of

Respiratory indications for polysomnography in children: an evidence-

based review. Sleep 2011;34:389-398.

Mandrell BN, Wise M, Schoumacher RA, Pritchard M, West N, Ness K,

Crabtree V, Merchant TE, Morris B. Excessive daytime sleepiness and

sleep-disordered breathing disturbances in survivors of childhood central

nervous system tumors. Pediatr Blood Cancer 2011;doi:10 1002/pbc.

23311.

Wise MS, Morgenthaler T, Badr S, Gruber R, Redline S, Shea SA. Health

disparities in sleep medicine: responses to the American Sleep Medicine

Foundation Humanitarian Projects award program. J Clin Sleep Med

2011;7:583-4.

Luyster FS, Strollo PJ, Jr., Zee PC, Walsh JK; Boards of Directors of the

American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society.

Sleep: a health imperative. SLEEP 2012;35:727-34.

Gruber R, Wise MS, Frenett S, Knaauper B, Boom A, Fontil L, Carrier J.

The association between sleep spindles and IQ in healthy school-age

children. Int J Psychophysiol 2013;89:229-40.

Gruber R, Carrey N, Weiss SK, Frappier JY, Rourke L, Brouillette RT,

Wise MS. Position statement on pediatric sleep for psychiatrists. J Can

Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 2014;23:174-95.

Watson NF, Morgenthaler T, Chervin R, Carden K, Kirsch D, Kristo D,

Malhotra R, Martin J, Ramar K, Rosen I, Weaver T, Wise M.

Confronting Drowsy Driving: The American Academy of Sleep Medicine

perspective. J Clin Sleep Med 2015;11:1335-6.

Brimeyer C, Adams, L, Zhu L, Srivastave DK, Wise M, Hudson MM,

Crabtree VM. Sleep complaints in survivors of pediatric brain tumors.

Support Care Cancer 2015; April 21 (Epub ahead of print).

Jacola LM, Conklin HM, Scoggins MA, Ashford JM, Merchant TE,

Mandrell BN, Ogg RJ, Curtis E, Wise MS, Indelicato DJ, Crabtree VM.

Investigating the role of hypothalamic tumor involvement in sleep and

cognitive outcomes among children treated for craniopharyngioma. J Ped

Psych 2016;1-13.

Gruber R, Anders TF, Beebe D, Bruni O, Buckhalt JA, Carskadon MA,

Cote K, Crabtree VM, El-Sheikh M, Gozal D, Ivanendo A, Mindell JA,

Owens J, Redline S, Shatkin JP, Weiss S, Wise MS. A call for action

regarding translational research in Pediatric Sleep. Sleep Health

2016;2:88-89.

Gruber R, Wise MS. Sleep spindle characteristics in children with

neurodevelopmental disorders and their relation to cognition. Neural

Plasticity 2016;1-27.

Paruthi S, Brooks LJ, D’Ambrosio C, Hall WA, Kotagal S, Lloyd RM,

Malow BA, Maski K, Nichols C, Quan SF, Rosen Cl, Troester MM, Wise

MS. Consensus statement of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine

on the recommended amount of sleep for healthy children: methodology

and discussion. J Clin Sleep Med 2016;12(11):1549-1561.



MS. Recommended amount of sleep for pediatric populations: A

consensus statement of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. J Clin

Sleep Med 2016;12(6):785-786.



MS. Pediatric sleep duration Consensus Statement: A step forward. J

Clin Sleep Med 2016;12(12):1705-1706.

Watson NF, Martin, JL, Wise MS, Carden KA, Kirsch DB, Kristo DA,

Malhotra RK, Olson EJ, Ramar K, Rosen IM, Rowley JA, Weaver TE,

Chervin RD. Delaying middle school and high school start times

promotes student health and performance: an American Academy of

Sleep Medicine Position Statement. J Clin Sleep Med 2017;13(4):623-

625.

Gruber R, Constantin E, Frappier JY, Brouilette RT, Wise MS. Training,

knowledge, attitudes and practices of Canadian health care providers

regarding sleep and sleep disorders in children. Paediatrics and Child

Health 2017;22:322-327.

Khan RB, Merchant TE, Sadighi ZS, Bello MS, Lu Z, Sykes A, Wise MS,

Crabtree VM, Zabrowski J, Simmons A, Clark ME, Mandrell BN.

Prevalence, risk factors, and response to treatment for hypersomnia of

central origin in survivors of childhood brain tumors. J Neurooncol

2018;136(s):379-384.

Niel K, LaRosa KN, Klages KL, Merchant TE, Wise MS, Witcraft SM,

Hancock D, Caples M, Mandrell BN, Crabtree VM. Actigraphy versus

polysomnography to measure sleep in youth treated for

craniopharyngioma. Behav Sleep Med 2019;14:1-9.

Crabtree VM, Klages KL, Sykes A, Wise MS, Zhaohua L, Indelicato D,

Merchant TE, Avent Y, Mandrell BN. Sensitivity and specificity of the

modified Epworth Sleepiness Scale in children with craniopharyngioma. J

Clin Sleep Med 2019;15:1487-1493.

2. Published Abstracts or Poster Exhibits:

Wise MS, Frost JB, Glaze DG, Greenberg F.

Electroencephalographic/polygraphic evaluation of sleep abnormalities in

Prader-Willi syndrome. Ann Neurol 28:440, 1990.

Wise MS, Frost JD, Glaze DG, Greenberg F.

Electroencephalographic/polygraphic evaluation of sleep abnormalities in

Prader-Willi syndrome. Proceedings of the Prader-Willi Syndrome and

other Chromosome 15q Deletion Disorders, an International NATO-

supported Advance Research Workshop, Noordwigkerhout, The

Netherlands, 1991.

Wise MS. Clinical and polysomnographic characteristics of childhood-

onset narcolepsy. Proceedings of the Southern Child Neurology Society

annual meeting, 1992.

Wise MS, Frost JD, Glaze DG. Psychosocial problems associated with

narcolepsy in children. Neurology 42 (Suppl):461, 1992.

Wise MS. Profound pathological sleepiness among three children with

narcolepsy: MSLT findings. Proceedings of the American EEG Society

annual meeting, 1992.

Wise MS. Recurrent hypersomnia following general anesthesia.

Proceedings of the American EEG Society annual meeting, 1992.

Wise MS, Rutledge SL, Harris L, Kuzniecky R. Rasmussen’s syndrome:

clinical and radiographic findings, and response to gammaglobulin

infusion. Proceedings of the Child Neurology Society annual meeting,

1992.

Wise MS, Johnson A. Neurological aspects of pediatric sleep disorders.

Ann Neurol 34:504;1993.

Wise MS, Johnson A, Glaze D, Frost J. Clinical and polysomnographic

features of childhood-onset narcolepsy. Ann Neurol 34:378;1993.

Kuzniecky R, Morawetz R, Faught E, Wise M. Differences in MRI

findings between children and adolescents with intractable partial seizures.

Proceedings of the American Epilepsy Society annual meeting, 1993.

Wise M, Johnson A. Rasmussen’s encephalitis: long term response to

gamma globulin. Ped Neurol 11:146;1994.

Futatsugi Y, Wise MS, Rutledge SL. Isolated angiitis of the nervous

system. Ped Neurol 11:109;1994.

Wise M, Johnson A. Pharmacotherapy in childhood narcolepsy. Ann

Neurol 36:547, 1994.

Smith S, Lane J, Wise M. Technical aspects of bedside

video/EEG/polygraphic monitoring of very low birthweight infants.

Proceedings of the American Society of Electroneurodiagnostic

Technologists annual meeting, 1994.

Acton RT, Watson B, Rivers C, Go R, Tseng M-L, Vanichanan C,

Harman L, Wise M, Shettar S. Clarifying the association of genes within

the Major Histocompatibility Complex with narcolepsy. Am J Hum Genet

S55:A145, 1994.

Rivers C, Shettar S, go R, Tseng M-L, Matthews K, Vanichanan C, Wise

M, Acton R. Association of dinucleotide repeats within or flanking the

MHC with narcolepsy. Hum Immunol 40(S1):92, 1994.

Acton R, Shettar S, Wise M, Vanichanan C, Tseng M-L, Cross K, Go R.

A comparison of HLA-DR2(DQB-1501) and DQ6 (DQB1-0602)

associations with narcolepsy and diagnostic features in Caucasian

Americans and African Americans. Proceedings of the Association of

Professional Sleep Societies annual meeting, 1995.

Shettar S, Wise M, Vanichanan C, Tseng M-L, Singh K, Go R, Matthews

K, Acton R. Clinical differences in Caucasian and African American

narcolepsy patients. Proceedings of the Association of Professional Sleep

Societies annual meeting, 1995.

Shettar S, Wise M, Vanichanan C, Tseng M-L, Singh K, Go R, Matthews

K, Acton R. Clinical differences in cataplexy positive and cataplexy

negative narcolepsy patients. Proceedings of the Association of

Professional Sleep Societies annual meeting, 1995.

Rivers C, Go R, Vanichanan C, Matthews K, Shettar S, Wise M, Nance

M, Acton R. Family study of narcolepsy and linkage to MHC markers.

Proceedings of the Association of Professional Sleep Societies annual

meeting, 1995.

Wise M, Johnson A. Cataplexy at 12 months of age. Proceedings of the

Association of Professional Sleep Societies annual meeting, 1995.

Acton R, Rivers C, Shettar S, Wise M, Vanichanan C, Tseng M-L, Nance

M, Go R. Genetic mapping of the narcolepsy predisposition gene within

the Major Histocompatibility Complex. Proceedings of the American

Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics annual meeting, 1995.

Acton R, Watson B, Rivers C, Go R, Tseng M-L, Vanichanan C, Harmon

L, Wise M, Shettar S. Clarifying the association of genes within the MHC

with narcolepsy. FASEB J 9:A240, 1995.

Wise M, Johnson A. Clinical features of childhood narcolepsy.


meeting, 1996.

Wise M. Polysomnographic and MSLT results in childhood narcolepsy.

Proceedings of the Association of Professionial Sleep Societies annual

meeting, 1996.

Wise M, Bishop J. Technical problems associated with performing the

Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT) in children. Proceedings of the


Wise M, Smith S, Johnson A. Neuroimaging in childhood narcolepsy

using SPECT scans performed during wakefulness, non-REM sleep, and

REM sleep with state definition using continuous video/EEG/polygraphic

monitoring: a pilot study. Proceedings of the Association of Professional

Sleep Societies annual meeting, 1996.

Kashden J, Boll T, Wise M. Neurocognitive functioning in children with

narcolepsy. Proceedings of the Association of Professional Sleep

Societies annual meeting, 1996.

Wise M, Gillespie S. Autosomal dominant restless legs syndrome in a

young girl with symptom onset at 12 months. Proceedings of the


Wise M, Gillespie S. Psychosocial aspects of childhood narcolepsy.


meeting, 1996.

Wise M. Advances in pediatric epilepsy, in the Decade of the Brain

Exhibit, Child Neurology Society annual meeting, 1996.

Wise M, Mizrahi E, Hrachovy R, Clancy R, Dunn K, Lane J, Cuccaro P,

McGaurn S, and Hirtz D. Seizures in very low birthweight infants. Child

Neurology Society annual meeting, 1999.

Wise M, Mizrah E, Hrachovy R, Clancy R, Dunn K, Lane J, Cuccaro P,

McGaurn S, and Hirtz D. Seizures in very low birthweight infants:

clinical features. American Epilepsy Society annual meeting, 1999.

Chadwick D, Glaze DG, Wise MS, Frost JD, Hrachovy RA. Ten-year

outcome of infantile spasms treated with high- versus low-dose

adrencorticotrophic hormone (ACTH). American Epilepsy Society annual

meeting, 2001.

Mizrahi EM, Clancy R, Dunn K, Hirtz D, Chapieski L, McGuan S,

Cuccaro P, Hrachovy RA, Wise MS, Kellaway P. Neurologic

impairment, developmental delay, and postneonatal seizures 2 years after

EEG/video documented seizures in near-term and term neonates: report of

the Clinical Research Centers for Neonatal Seizures. American Epilepsy

Society annual meeting, 2001.

Gruber R, Wise MS, Frenette S, Knauper B, Carrier J. The association

between sleep spindles and IQ in school-aged children. SLEEP 2013, 27th

annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, Baltimore,

MD, June, 2013.

Gruber R, Wise MS, Frenette S, Knauper B, Carrier J. Sleep spindles are

associated with IQ in healthy school-age children. 6th Conference of the

Canadian Sleep Society, Halifax, NS, Canada, October, 2013.

Gruber R, Wise MS, Frenette S, Knauper B, Carrier J. Sleep spindle

characteristics in school-aged children are associated with internalizing

problems. SLEEP 2016 30th annual meeting of the Associated

Professional Sleep Societies, Denver, CO, June, 2016

3. Books or Book Chapters:

Wise MS. Coccidioidomycosis. In Principles and Practice of Pediatrics,

Oski FA, DeAngelis C, Feigin RD, Warshaw JB (eds), JB Lippincott,

Philadelphia, 1990, pp.1256-1259.

Wise MS. Histoplasmosis. In Principles and Practice of Pediatrics, Oski

FA, DeAngelis C, Feigin RD, Warshaw JB (eds), JB Lippincott,

Philadelpia, 1990, pp. 1260-1263.

Wise MS and Feigin RD. Sporotrichosis. In Principles and Practice of

Pediatrics, Oski FA, DeAngelis C, Feigin RD, Warshaw JB (eds),

JB Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1990, pp. 1262-1263.

Wise MS. Coccidioidomycosis. In Principles and Practice of Pediatrics,

2nd Edition. Oski FA, DeAngelis C, Feigin RD, Warshaw JB (eds),

JB Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1994, pp.1374-1376.

Wise MS. Histoplasmosis. In Principles and Practice of Pediatrics, 2nd

Edition. Oski FA, DeAngelis C, Feigin RD, Warshaw JB (eds), JB

Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1994, pp. 1379-1380.

Wise MS and Feigin RD. Sporotrichosis. In Principles and Practice of

Pediatrics, 2nd Edition. Oski FA, DeAngelis C, Feigin RD,

Warshaw JB (eds), JB Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1994, pp.

1380-1381.

Wise M. Narcolepsy. In Current Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment.

Baxter L and Friedel R (eds), Williams and Wilkins, Philadelphia,

1998, pp. 110-111.

Wise M. Differential diagnosis of paroxysmal nocturnal events in infants

and children. In Sleep and Epilepsy: The Clinical Spectrum.

Bazil C, Malow B, and Sammaritano M (eds), Elsevier,

Amsterdam, 2002, pp. 339-348.

Wise M. Evaluation of excessive sleepiness. In Sleep: a comprehensive

handbook. Lee-Chiong T (ed), John Wiley and Sons, 2006, pp. 183-189.

Wise M and Glaze D. Assessment of pediatric sleep disorders. In

UpToDate Pediatrics. Feigin RD, ed.

Gruber R, Wise M, Myher G. She never falls asleep: disordered sleep in

an adolescent. In C.A. Galanter, Jensen P.S. (eds), The DSM-5 Casebook

and Treatment Guide for Child Mental Health, Second Edition, 2016.

Gruber R, Wise M, Paquin S, Cassoff J. The impact of sleep on emotion

in typically developing children. In M.T. Feldner (ed.), Sleep and Affect,

pp. 399-419, 2015.

III. Teaching Information

A. Didactic course work

1. Courses taught at BCM external to primary department:

Participant in Introduction to Clinical Neurophysiology (Neurology

residents), 1998-2005

Participant in Clinical Neurophysiology Course (Neurophysiology

fellows), 2000-2006

Participant in Neurology medical student lecture series (pediatric portion)

B. Curriculum development work

Introduction to Pediatric Epilepsy and Epilepsy Monitoring (Baylor

Pediatric residents), 2001-2006

C. Non-didactic teaching while at BCM:

1. Resident training: Participation in pediatric and neurology

resident education through daily teaching in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit

and 10 Tower teaching rounds, and through EEG, sleep studies, and

epilepsy surgery procedures

2. Clinical fellow training: Participation in pediatric neurology fellow

education through neurophysiology and sleep tutorials, Children’s Sleep

Clinic, and epilepsy surgery program

Participation in clinical neurophysiology

fellow education through individual interpretation sessions in EEG, sleep

studies, epilepsy monitoring, intraoperative monitoring,

electrocorticography, Wada testing, and extraoperative mapping

procedures

Coordinator, Clinical Neurophysiology

fellowship program, Baylor College of Medicine, 1999-2001

3. Graduate student training: Mentor and doctoral dissertation committee

member for Leigh Kent, doctoral candidate in Psychology, University of

Houston (sleep project)

Mentor and doctoral dissertation committee

member for Stacey Eckert, B.S., M.A., doctoral candidate in

Developmental Psychology, University of Houston (sleep project)

Doctoral dissertation committee for Nancy

Corser, RN, Ed.D., University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1996

University of Houston Department of

Psychology Graduate Program Epilepsy Seminar: The EEG and Epilepsy,

2000.

4. Medical student mentoring: Mentor for the National Youth Leadership

Forum

D. Lectures

1. National: See above, II.B.4.

2. Local (while at BCM):

The Pathophysiology of Narcolepsy. Baylor College of Medicine,

Department of Neurology Grand Rounds, 1998

Neonatal Seizures. Baylor College of Medicine, Neonatology/

Perinatology Grand Rounds, 1998

Refractory Seizures: AED Therapy in the Modern Era. Current

Neurology, Baylor College of Medicine Continuing Medical Education,

1998

The Role of EEG in the Evaluation of Children with Possible Seizures.

Pediatric Neurology Update, Baylor College of Medicine Continuing

Medical Education, 1999

Managing Pediatric Sleep Problems in the Primary Care Setting, Pediatric

Neurology Update, Baylor College of Medicine Continuing Medical

Education, 1999

Case Presentations in Epilepsy and Sleep, Pediatric Neurology Update,

Baylor College of Medicine Continuing Medical Education, 1999

Introduction to Sleep Physiology. Baylor College of Medicine,

Department of Neurology Noon Conference, 1999

Clinical Approach to Sleep Disorders. Baylor College of Medicine, Blue

Bird Circle Pediatric Neurology Noon Conference, 1999

EEG and Seizures: a Primer. Epilepsy Update 1999, Baylor College of

Medicine Continuing Medical Education and the Epilepsy Foundation,

1999

Introduction to the Normal EEG. Baylor College of Medicine,

Department of Neurology Noon Conference, 2000

Current Concepts in Pediatric Sleep Medicine. Baylor College of

Medicine, Department of Pediatrics Grand Rounds, 2000 (with

Departmental Commendations)

Clinical Characteristics of Seizures. Pediatric Neurology Update, Baylor

College of Medicine Continuing Medical Education, 2000

Approach to Managing Pediatric Sleep Disorders. Pediatrics 2000

International Colloquium, Baylor College of Medicine Continuing

Medical Education, 2000

Narcolepsy Update. Current Neurology 2001, Baylor College of Medicine

Continuing Medical Education, 2001

Sleep-related Violence. Baylor College of Medicine Department of

Neurology Grand Rounds, 2002.

Classification of Seizures. Epilepsy Update 2003. Baylor College of

Medicine and the Epilepsy Foundation, 2003

Clinical Usefulness of Neonatal EEG: an evidence-based approach.

Baylor College of Medicine Neonatology/Perinatology Grand Rounds,

2005.

Sleep Disorders in Adolescents. Baylor College of Medicine Adolescent

Medicine Core Lecture Series, 2005.

Fatigue and sleep deprivation in critical care physicians. Baylor College

of Medicine Pediatric Critical Care Section Rounds, 2006

Local or Regional (while at UAB):

Childhood Epilepsy. Alabama Teachers Association Workshop, 1992.

Pediatric Epilepsy Syndromes. University of Mississippi School of

Medicine and Epilepsy Foundation of Mississippi, 1992

Childhood Epilepsy: Evaluation and Management. Gadsden, Alabama

Pediatrics Society, 1992

Pediatric Sleep Disorders. Columbus, Georgia Medical Center Grand

Rounds, 1993

Pediatric Epilepsy Update. The Childrens Hospital of Alabama, Child of

Today, Building for Tomorrow Conference, 1993

Pediatric Sleep Disorders. Huntsville, Alabama Pediatric Society, 1993.

Neonatal Seizures. Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, University

Hospital, Birmingham, Alabama. Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Inservice

Conference, 1993

Neonatal Seizures. University of Alabama at Birmingham, Neonatal

Nurse Practitioner student lecture, 1993

Pediatric Status Epilepticus. University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Noon

Conference, 1993

Narcolepsy and other Pediatric Sleep Disorders. Florence, Alabama

Pediatric Society, 1994

Application of EEG and Video/EEG Monitoring in Childhood Epilepsy.

Huntsville, Alabama Hospital Pediatric Grand Rounds, 1994

Epilepsy: Contemporary Pediatric and Adult Issues. Course Director,

sponsored by Childrens Hospital of Alabama and the Epilepsy Foundation

of America, Huntsville, Alabama, 1995

Epilepsy Update for Community Neurologists, Interactive Workshop on

Pediatric Epilepsy. University of Alabama Epilepsy Center, 1995

Quality of Life and Epilepsy. Course Director, sponsored by the Epilepsy

Foundation of North and Central Alabama, 1996

Sleep Problems in Children. Continuing Medical Education: Neurology

for the Primary Care Physician, University of Alabama at Birmingham,

1996

Neonatal Seizures. Continuing Medical Education: Neonatal Update

Program, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1996

Neonatal Seizures. Sawgrass Pediatric Society, Dothan, Alabama, 1996.

Sleep Disorders in Children. Pediatric Neurology Update, Children’s

Hospital of Alabama, 1997

III. Medical and Service Information

A. Patient Care Responsibilities while at BCM and affiliated institutions

1. Department-wide

Medical Director, Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, Texas Children’s

Hospital: responsible for coordinating and interpreting epilepsy

monitoring studies, intracranial EEG studies, electrocorticography,

intraoperative and extraoperative cortical stimulation, presentation

of data at Epilepsy Surgery Conferences, and maintenance of

comprehensive database.

Attending Physician, Children’s Sleep Center, Texas Children’s

Hospital (one of only fourteen accredited pediatric sleep centers in

US)

Attending Physician, Blue Bird Circle Clinic for Pediatric

Neurology

Attending Physician, Neurology Service, Texas Childrens

Hospital, Ben Taub Hospital, and The Methodist Hospital

Attending Physician, Clinical Neurophysiology Service, Texas

Children’s Hospital

2. Cross-department

Attending Physician, Baylor Epilepsy Surgery Program. Program

encompasses the Departments of Neurosurgery, Neurology, and

Pediatrics, BCM. Responsible for coordination and interpretation

of neurophysiological aspects of pediatric epilepsy surgery.

Attending Physician, Clinical Neurophysiology Service, The

Methodist Hospital, St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital, Ben Taub

Hospital, and VA Hospital, Houston.

B. Clinical laboratory responsibilities at BCM

As summarized under patient care responsibilities

C. National education or voluntary health organization participation

Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Texas, Professional Advisory Board,

2000-2006

Epilepsy Foundation of North and Central Alabama, Professional

Advisory Board Chairman, 1992-1998; Member of Executive Board 1992-

1998

Alabama Epilepsy Association Charter Member, Board of Directors

D. Administrative assignments at BCM

Blue Bird Circle Clinic Advisory Board, 1998- 2006

Development of educational presentation on effects of sleep deprivation

on housestaff performance for Department of Pediatrics housestaff and

faculty, with Martin Lorin, M.D.

E. Other pertinent information not given above

Videotape or TV: Childhood Narcolepsy, developed with

UAB Office of Media Relations for national

distribution and distribution to over 100

local TV markets, 1993

Management of Acute Seizures, developed

with UAB Epilepsy Center, 1996

Narcolepsy, developed with Baylor College

of Medicine Healthline, 2004

Narcolepsy in Adolescents, with WB

Channel 39, Houston, TX, 2004

Sleep disruption in adolescents due to

excessive use of computers at night, with

WB Channel 39, Houston, TX 2004

Quoted in BBC News, Dec. 12, 2004

Quoted in Medical News Today, Dec. 12,

2004

Sleep Review, March/April, 2006. Article

on the impact of recent practice parameters

for use of the MSLT and MWT

Healthcast by Methodist Healthcare System

and Channel 5 News (NBC) on sleep

disorders in college age young adults,

October, 2007.

Interview on WBBJ-TV (ABC affiliate in

Jackson, TN) on impact of sleep disorders

on the family, November 7, 2008

Healthy Women conference speaker,

Regional Hospital of Jackson, (Impact of

Sleep and Sleep Problems on the Family),

November 14, 2008

Interview on local TV program, “What’s Up

Doc?”, Pediatric Sleep Disorders, November

21, 2008

Interview on local TV program, “Six in the

City”, Pediatric Sleep Disorders, December

2, 2008

Interview on local TV program, “The Power

of Sleep” on WYPL, Parasomnias, May,

2009


of Sleep” on WYPL, Sleep Problems in

Teens and Young Adults, June, 2009


of Sleep” on WYPL, Sleep Disorders in

Children, September, 2009

Moderator for “The Power of Sleep” on

WYPL-TV, Memphis, TN, 2009-present

Quoted in New York Times, April 17,

2012, “In Blur of ADHD, Sleep Troubles

May Be a Culprit”

Quoted in The Wall Street Journal, March

25, 2013, “More Children with Sleep

Problems Seek Overnight Tests.”

Quoted in Sleep Review, February, 2017,

January 28, 2017, “Without the ACA, Will

Access to Sleep Medicine Be Impaired for

Some Patients?”

Quoted in The Commercial Appeal,

August 12, 2017, “Change Upends the

Whole Day: If later school start times are

better for students, why is it so unpopular in

Shelby County?”

National Transportation and Safety Board

(NTSB) webinar discussant, “Wake Up to

Teen Drowsy Driving: Don’t Send Them

Back to School in Debt.” August 23, 2017,

distributed live and by download from

NTSB web site.

Interviewed by WMC-TV (NBC affiliate)

for morning news show on sleep and sleep

disorders. August 28, 2017

Interviewed by WREC-TV (CBS affiliate)

for Live@9 news show on sleep in children August 2018

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