Lisa Fucito
@lisafucito.bsky.social
Yale Associate Professor|Clinical Psychologist & Director, Smilow Cancer Hospital Tobacco Treatment Service|Clinical research on alcohol & tobacco use & treatment; digital health; tobacco regulatory science
Thanks for your interest in the study. Importantly, we did observe that the biofeedback was the only group with improved sleep health & a clinically-meaningful reduction in their drinking level than those who just monitored but got no feedback.
June 8, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Thanks for your interest in the study. Importantly, we did observe that the biofeedback was the only group with improved sleep health & a clinically-meaningful reduction in their drinking level than those who just monitored but got no feedback.