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期刊名:Medical clinics of north america

缩写:MED CLIN N AM

ISSN:0025-7125

e-ISSN:1557-9859

IF/分区:4.5/Q1

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Davis C Thomas,Anu Priya Guruswamy Pandian,Simran Gupta et al. Davis C Thomas et al.
Sleep and psychiatric disorders seem to have strong associations, which are bidirectional. Impaired sleep is a risk factor for psychiatric entities, and conversely, psychiatric symptoms tend to aggravate and perpetuate sleep disturbances. S...
Davis C Thomas,Boris Paskhover,Thomas Bornhardt et al. Davis C Thomas et al.
Both sleep medicine and dental sleep medicine have undergone explosive changes over the recent few decades. Newer diagnostic approaches and technological innovations have driven these branches of medicine into the new era of succinct interd...
Sean Duenas,Luis Quintero,Annamaria Iakovou et al. Sean Duenas et al.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a heterogeneous disorder with varying clinical presentations and pathophysiologic mechanisms. Multiple studies demonstrated increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, impaired daytime function and qua...
Alberto Herrero Babiloni,Carlos Gevers-Montoro,Ian A Boggero et al. Alberto Herrero Babiloni et al.
Sleep disturbances and chronic pain frequently co-occur and interact through complex, bidirectional pathways that span neurobiological, psychological, and behavioral domains. This work synthesizes current evidence on the mechanisms linking ...
Tanvee S Somaiya,Pushkar Arvind Shikarkhane,Kainat Anjum et al. Tanvee S Somaiya et al.
The impact of sleep on health has been the topic of recent research. Numerous systemic conditions and diseases may have a significant impact on sleep, and vice versa. There are complex interrelationships between sleep and health in special ...
Veronica Irene Yuel,Ahana Ajayakumar,Samuel George Hansdak et al. Veronica Irene Yuel et al.
Sleep disturbances and disorders in women are influenced by hormonal, physiologic, and psychosocial factors across the reproductive lifecycle. Etiologies include menstrual cycle fluctuations, perimenopausal transitions, postmenopausal hormo...
Ramesh Balasubramaniam,Srishti V Parekh,Vivasvan B Parekh et al. Ramesh Balasubramaniam et al.
Pediatric sleep disorders are common, underrecognized conditions with significant short-term and long-term consequences for physical health, neurocognitive development, mental well-being, and family functioning. This article provides a comp...
Tanvi Kaur Ahuja,Bilal Mian,Raissa Villanueva et al. Tanvi Kaur Ahuja et al.
This article presents an overview of sleep as a vital physiologic state that supports homeostasis, cognitive performance, and overall health. It reviews the epidemiology of sleep, emphasizing standard sleep patterns and the population burde...
Miguel Meira E Cruz,Hrayr Attarian,David Gozal et al. Miguel Meira E Cruz et al.
Sleep disorders are highly prevalent yet underdiagnosed across the general population, contributing significantly to physical and mental health burdens. General practitioners play a pivotal role in recognizing, screening, and initiating tre...
Samantha Goldstein Betancourt,David A Schulman Samantha Goldstein Betancourt
The benefits of sufficient high-quality sleep are well documented; however, hospitalized patients frequently experience inadequate sleep due to standard care practices requiring frequent assessments. Patient surveys identify staff interrupt...