L A Reyner
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1.
Reyner L, Horne J
Physiol Behav
. 2013 Aug;
120:93-6.
PMID: 23916998
Athletes often lose sleep on the night before a competition. Whilst it is unlikely that sleep loss will impair sports mostly relying on strength and endurance, little is known about...
2.
Reyner L, Wells S, Mortlock V, Horne J
Physiol Behav
. 2011 Dec;
105(4):1088-91.
PMID: 22155490
The 'post-lunch' dip is a bi-circadian phenomenon, largely unrelated to lunch, and worsened by a disturbed prior night's sleep. Despite anecdotal claims of adverse effects of larger lunches on afternoon...
3.
Reyner L, Horne J, Flatley D
Accid Anal Prev
. 2010 May;
42(4):1416-8.
PMID: 20441860
In the UK, motorway service areas (MSAs) are believed to be helpful in reducing sleep ('fatigue') related collisions (SRCs), however, their actual effectiveness has yet to be evaluated. During a...
4.
Barrett P, Horne J, Reyner L
Hum Psychopharmacol
. 2004 Aug;
19(6):421-3.
PMID: 15303246
Epidemiological findings point to very low blood alcohol levels heightening the risk of sleep-related fatal road crashes. This was further assessed using a full sized interactive car simulator. Twenty, sleep...
5.
Horne J, Reyner L, Barrett P
Occup Environ Med
. 2003 Aug;
60(9):689-92.
PMID: 12937193
Aims: To assess whether low blood alcohol concentrations (BACs), at around half the UK legal driving limit, and undetectable by police roadside breathalysers, further impair driving already affected by sleepiness,...
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Reyner L, Horne J
Physiol Behav
. 2002 Mar;
75(3):331-5.
PMID: 11897259
Driver sleepiness is a major cause of serious road crashes. Coffee is often used as an effective countermeasure to driver sleepiness. However, the caffeine levels in coffee are variable, whereas...
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Baulk S, Reyner L, Horne J
Sleep
. 2001 Sep;
24(6):695-8.
PMID: 11560183
The application of reaction time (RT) as a secondary task to determine sleepiness in drivers is of increasing interest, but is a problematic area. We assessed the extent to which...
8.
Horne J, Reyner L
Amino Acids
. 2001 Apr;
20(1):83-9.
PMID: 11310933
500 ml of a glucose based "energy" drink versus a control without the active ingredients (caffeine, taurine, glucuronolactone) were given double blind to 11 sleepy participants driving an interactive real-car...
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Reyner L, Horne J
Psychophysiology
. 2000 Mar;
37(2):251-6.
PMID: 10731775
Sleep-related vehicle accidents are prevalent early morning, especially in younger drivers. In two independent studies following a night of either restricted or nil sleep, young experienced drivers drove for 2...
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Reyner L, Horne J
Int J Legal Med
. 1998 May;
111(3):120-3.
PMID: 9587793
Falling asleep at the wheel is a common cause of road accidents, but little is known about the extent to which drivers are aware of their sleepiness prior to such...