Sonja Gabriele Schuetz, MD, MS

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Clinical Associate Professor of Neurology
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Sonja Gabriele Schuetz, MD, MS
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Clinical Associate Professor
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    • Center Member
      Frankel Institute for Heart and Brain Health
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      Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center
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      Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation

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    • Journal Article
      The future of sleep medicine is here: How modern data analytics can help answer age-old questions in sleep medicine.
      Schütz SG, Goldstein CA. Sleep, 2025 Sep 23; DOI:10.1093/sleep/zsaf292
      PMID: 40985551
    • Journal Article
      ".Wide-awake at night but tired in the morning? Here’s what could help, according to experts”
      Schuetz S. 2025 Mar 18;
    • Presentation
      University of Michigan Coursera Learning Program, “From Sleep Disorders to Sleep Health: Heart Disease”
      2025 Mar 18;
    • Journal Article
      Implementing a Streamlined Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulator Pathway: Cost, Time to Surgery, and Outcomes
      Stanley J. OTO Open, 2024 Aug 30;
    • Journal Article
      "What to Do if You Wake Up Tired Every Day”, Interview with TIME
      Schuetz S. 2025 Mar 18;
    • Journal Article
      "What to Do if You Wake Up Tired Every Day”, Interview with TIME
      Schuetz S. 2025 Mar 18;
    • Journal Article
      0868 Cardiac Remodeling: Apnea-Hypopnea Index as a Predictor for Changes in Left Atrial Volume
      Chung S, Kokinda S, Nguyen-Phan A, Chervin R, Schuetz S. Sleep, 2024 Apr 21; 47 (Supplement_1): a372 - a373. DOI:10.1093/sleep/zsae067.0868
    • Journal Article
      Heterogeneity of obstructive sleep apnea phenotypes after ischemic stroke: Outcome variation by cluster analysis
      Khot SP, Lisabeth LD, Kwicklis M, Chervin RD, Case E, Schütz SG, Brown DL. Sleep Medicine, 2024 Feb 1; 114: 145 - 150. DOI:10.1016/j.sleep.2023.12.027
      PMID: 38183805

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    Early bird, night owl or something else? Five patterns may define how we sleep

    Dr. Schuetz said that findings where researchers found five sleeping pattern subtypes could be useful in understanding how sleep patterns affect our health.