Pediatric Insomnia

About The Study

Children and teens who have trouble falling asleep may be able to take part in a pediatric insomnia research study. The purpose of this research study is to investigate a potential treatment to address sleep difficulties in children with insomnia. This study includes the evaluation of an investigational drug. Some participants may receive a placebo, which is a substance that looks like the study drug but does not contain active medication.

Quick Facts

Local Study

Study visits conducted in Plano, TX

Ages 2–17

Children and teens may qualify

Sleep Difficulties

Trouble falling asleep for at least an hour multiple nights a week

Compensation Available

No cost to participant and compensation available

Who Can Participate?

Are between 2 and 17 years old
Have difficulty falling asleep for at least an hour on multiple nights per week
Have sleep issues not caused by another medication
Have no history of intolerance to the study medication
Have no known impaired liver function
Are not pregnant or breastfeeding
Have no recent drug-use findings

What to Expect:

In-person screening visit

Clinical evaluations

Blood draws and safety labs

Potential actigraphy setup and continuous wear (where tolerated and feasible)

Daily sleep diaries and questionnaires

Study medication provided at no cost

FAQ

We’ve pulled together some basics to help you get started

What is the purpose of this study?

The study aims to better understand insomnia in children and evaluate how sleep patterns change during participation.

Where does the study take place?

All in-person visits occur at: 1524 Independence Pkwy M, Plano, TX 75075.

What will my child need to do?

Participation includes screening, clinical evaluations, blood draws, wearing an actigraphy device, and completing diaries and questionnaires at home.

Will it cost anything to participate?

No cost to participant and compensation available.

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