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Morgan PT et al. - The results suggest that abstinence-associated sleep-dependent learning deficits are related to characteristic changes in sleep architecture, and promote the idea that treatments directed at sleep (`somno-tropic' treatments) could be helpful in offsetting physiological consequences of cocaine abstinence.

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