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Grant Support: This study was funded by a small projects grant from Mayo Clinic in Arizona. The Actiwatches and FitBarks were purchased from the manufacturers.
Data Previously Presented: These data were presented as an abstract at the 30th Anniversary Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies LLC in Denver, CO.