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Congress presentation: IMS 2026 Exploring Temporal Relationships between Sleep and Mood, Cognition and Fatigue in Perimenopause using Patient-Generated Health Data Fiona C. Baker (9344517) Jenny Lee (297845) Ernesto Ramirez, Jr. (22440823) Helena Belloff (25137459) Carina Dinkel-Keuthage (21812317) Sophie Maille (22878803) Belen Ballester Rubio (23382285) Ulrike Bayer (23382326) Marcelo Graziano Custodio (18990942) Nils Schoof (190380) Pauline M. Maki (7246670) Claudio N. Soares (11037515) Sleep Menopause ASTRED-2 <p dir="ltr">Among perimenopausal women enrolled in a real world digital cohort, higher self-reported sleep quality and feeling refreshed after waking were associated with better next-day mood. Associations were not seen between actigraphy measures of sleep and next day mood, cognition or fatigue.</p> 2026-10-01T18:02:11Z Text Presentation 10.71943/bayer.figshare.33954595.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/presentation/Congress_presentation_IMS_2026_Exploring_Temporal_Relationships_between_Sleep_and_Mood_Cognition_and_Fatigue_in_Perimenopause_using_Patient-Generated_Health_Data/33954595 CC BY-ND