Louise O'Brien, Ph.D.

Sleep and outcomes for pregnancy and maternal and infant health

Dr. O'Brien's primary research interests include the impact of sleep disruption and its treatment in pregnancy, and its impact on both maternal and infant health.

  • Ph.D., Physiology, Keele University
  • B.Sc., Physiology, University of Leeds
MICHR honors Chopra, O'Brien, and Waljee as outstanding faculty mentors
Long periods of undisturbed sleep during pregnancy may be associated with stillbirth
Naps during pregnancy may be linked with healthier birth weight
Poor Pregnancy Sleep Quality Linked to Untreated RLS
Snoring in pregnancy - why it happens and how to stop
Health Promotion and Prevention
Health Promotion and Prevention Screening
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Gynecological and Reproductive Health
Gynecological and Reproductive Health Pregnancy and Perinatal health
Sleep Disorders
Dentistry
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Medical School Obstetrics and Gynecology
Prevention & Population Health
Women's Health
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