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About CARRS

The Center for Adolescent Rewards, Rhythms, and Sleep (CARRS) brings together experts in translational sleep and addiction research to create a program focused on determining the circadian and sleep mechanisms influencing adolescent substance use vulnerability. 

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CARRS Center Established

In August 2020, Pitt Psychiatry was awarded a $14.8M National Institute on Drug Abuse Center grant focused on the role of Sleep and Circadian Rhythms in Substance Abuse.

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Why Are Teens So Sleepy, Why Does it Matter, and What Can Teens (and their parents) Do to Help?
Dr. Jessica Levenson speaking at the Brown University Tom Anders Seminar Series
CARRS Researchers at Pitt Sleep Research Day
Colleen McClung, Ph.D. Speaking at the International Mental Health Research Virtual Symposium - Friday, October 29, 2021
Pitt Psychiatry Awarded $14.8M National Institute on Drug Abuse Center Grant Focused on the Role of Sleep and Circadian Rhythms in Substance Abuse
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