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Carol A. Everson, PhD

Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

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Cardiovascular Center

Department of Medicine

Graduate School

Neuroscience Research Center

Carol A. Everson, Phd is currently serving as a Cardiovascular Center Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Medical College of Wisconsin

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Notable Scholarly Works

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The Effects of Chronic Sleep Restriction on the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis and Its Interaction With Abstinence From Opioid Use. SLEEP (2025)

Carol A EversonAniko SzaboChristopher M OlsenBreanna L GlaeserHershel Raff

hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axisopioid epidemicopioid useopioid overdosebehavioral sciencesopioid use disorderchronic sleep restrictionsleep disordersaddictionsubstance use disordersaddictive behaviorspsychoneuroendocrinologyaddiction medicinesleeppsychiatrysubstance useaddiction biologysubstance abusemental healthinsomnianeuroscience

Subclinical Brain Manifestations of Repeated Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Are Changed by Chronic Exposure to Sleep Loss, Caffeine, and Sleep Aids. Experimental Neurology (2024)

Carol A. EversonAniko SzaboCade PlyerThomas A. HammekeBrian D. StemperMatthew D. Budde

cognitive rehabilitationrehabilitationneuropsychological rehabilitationsleep aidssubclinical brain manifestationsneurologypsychological traumaneuroprotectiontraumachronic exposurebrain injuryneurorehabilitationsleephead trauma rehabilitationconcussionpost-traumatic stress disorderbrain healthhuman exposureneurosciencebrain-immune interaction

Sleep Loss, Caffeine, Sleep Aids and Sedation Modify Brain Abnormalities of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. Experimental Neurology (2023)

Carol A. EversonAniko SzaboCade PlyerThomas A. HammekeBrian D. StemperMathew D. Budde

neurologybrain injuryrehabilitationneuropsychopharmacologysleep medicineneuropsychological rehabilitationsleep aidsneurorehabilitationsleep losspost-traumatic stress disordersleep disorderssleepbrain healthtraumahead trauma rehabilitationneuropsychiatryneuroscienceneurophysiology

Sleep Restriction During Opioid Abstinence Affects the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal (Hpa) Axis in Male and Female Rats. Stress (2023)

Hershel RaffBreanna L. GlaeserAniko SzaboChristopher M. OlsenCarol A. Everson

behavioral sciencesopioid use disordersleep restrictionbehavioral neuroendocrinologyaddictionaddictive behaviorspsychoneuroendocrinologypituitary glandstressed environmentpsychologysleepaddiction medicinepsychiatrysubstance useaddiction biologysubstance abusemental healthstress managementfemale ratsstress (biology)opioid abstinence

The Effects of Sleep Restriction During Abstinence on Oxycodone Seeking: Sex-Dependent Moderating Effects of Behavioral and Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis-Related Phenotypes. Physiology & Behavior (2023)

Christopher M. OlsenBreanna L. GlaeserAniko SzaboHershel RaffCarol A. Everson

sexual addictionhypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis-related phenotypessexual behaviorbehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciencesopioid use disordersex-dependent moderating effectssleep restrictionbehavioral neuroendocrinologyaddictionsubstance use disordersaddictive behaviorssexual psychophysiologyhuman behaviorpsychologybehavioral researchaddiction medicineaddiction biologybehavioral addictionsphysiologysubstance abuse

The Importance of the Circadian System & Sleep for Bone Health. Metabolism (2023)

physiologychronobiologybone metabolismbone healthcircadian systembone researchsleeppineal researchbone homeostasisbone diseaseosteoporosishealth sciences

The Importance of the Circadian System Sleep for Bone Health. Metabolism (2017)

Christine M. SwansonWendy M. KohrtOrfeu M. BuxtonCarol A. EversonKenneth P. WrightEric S. OrwollSteven A. Shea

physiologychronobiologycryptochromesbone healthcircadian systemsleepmetabolismhealth sciences

Cell Injury and Repair Resulting From Sleep Loss and Sleep Recovery in Laboratory Rats. SLEEP (2014)

Carol A. EversonChristopher J. HenchenAniko SzaboNeil Hogg

rehabilitationcell deathcell injurysleep lossregeneration (biology)neuroscience of agingcell biologystem cell researchsleep disorderssleep recoverybone repairbrain injurysleep medicinecellular physiologyanimal physiologysleeplaboratory ratsrecoverywound healinginsomniabrain healthneuroscience

Chronically Inadequate Sleep Results in Abnormal Bone Formation and Abnormal Bone Marrow in Rats. Experimental Biology and Medicine (2012)

physiologyinadequate sleep resultsbone metabolismabnormal bone formationabnormal bone marrowsleepbone homeostasisbone diseaseosteoporosisbone researchorthopaedic surgery

Repeated Exposure to Severely Limited Sleep Results in Distinctive and Persistent Physiological Imbalances in Rats. PLoS ONE (2011)

Carol A. EversonAniko Szabo

physiologypersistent physiological imbalancessleep disorderssleepphysiological status

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Carol A. Everson, PhD

Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Cardiovascular Center

Department of Medicine

Graduate School

Neuroscience Research Center

Carol A. Everson, Phd is currently serving as a Cardiovascular Center Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Medical College of Wisconsin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Effects of Chronic Sleep Restriction on the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis and Its Interaction With Abstinence From Opioid Use. SLEEP (2025)

Carol A EversonAniko SzaboChristopher M OlsenBreanna L GlaeserHershel Raff

Subclinical Brain Manifestations of Repeated Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Are Changed by Chronic Exposure to Sleep Loss, Caffeine, and Sleep Aids. Experimental Neurology (2024)

Carol A. EversonAniko SzaboCade PlyerThomas A. HammekeBrian D. StemperMatthew D. Budde

Sleep Loss, Caffeine, Sleep Aids and Sedation Modify Brain Abnormalities of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. Experimental Neurology (2023)

Carol A. EversonAniko SzaboCade PlyerThomas A. HammekeBrian D. StemperMathew D. Budde

Sleep Restriction During Opioid Abstinence Affects the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal (Hpa) Axis in Male and Female Rats. Stress (2023)

Hershel RaffBreanna L. GlaeserAniko SzaboChristopher M. OlsenCarol A. Everson

Christopher M. OlsenBreanna L. GlaeserAniko SzaboHershel RaffCarol A. Everson

The Importance of the Circadian System & Sleep for Bone Health. Metabolism (2023)

physiologychronobiologybone metabolismbone healthcircadian systembone researchsleeppineal researchbone homeostasisbone diseaseosteoporosishealth sciences

The Importance of the Circadian System Sleep for Bone Health. Metabolism (2017)

Christine M. SwansonWendy M. KohrtOrfeu M. BuxtonCarol A. EversonKenneth P. WrightEric S. OrwollSteven A. Shea

physiologychronobiologycryptochromesbone healthcircadian systemsleepmetabolismhealth sciences

Cell Injury and Repair Resulting From Sleep Loss and Sleep Recovery in Laboratory Rats. SLEEP (2014)

Carol A. EversonChristopher J. HenchenAniko SzaboNeil Hogg

Chronically Inadequate Sleep Results in Abnormal Bone Formation and Abnormal Bone Marrow in Rats. Experimental Biology and Medicine (2012)

physiologyinadequate sleep resultsbone metabolismabnormal bone formationabnormal bone marrowsleepbone homeostasisbone diseaseosteoporosisbone researchorthopaedic surgery

Repeated Exposure to Severely Limited Sleep Results in Distinctive and Persistent Physiological Imbalances in Rats. PLoS ONE (2011)

Carol A. EversonAniko Szabo

physiologypersistent physiological imbalancessleep disorderssleepphysiological status

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