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Heather R Altier,Jameson K Hirsch,Annemarie Weber et al. Heather R Altier et al.
Introduction: Sleep disturbances are prevalent among primary care patients, and psychological dysfunction, including stress, anxiety, and depression, are robust contributors to poor sleep health. Yet, the presence of pote...
Rebecca Robbins,Matthew D Weaver,Laura K Barger et al. Rebecca Robbins et al.
Study objectives: Adults are advised to spend approximately one third of their lives sleeping, yet there is a dearth of scientific research on mattresses, a common sleep surface. We develop and conduct initial validation ...
Renée Morin,Geneviève Forest,Pascal Imbeault Renée Morin
This narrative review explores the intricate relationship between biological rhythms and the natural cycles of light and darkness, known as circadian rhythms. This review begins with an examination of empirical evidence dating back to 1729,...
Joshua Ampofo,Binghai Sun,Geoffrey Bentum-Micah et al. Joshua Ampofo et al.
Background: This study focuses on cultural influences and investigates sleep quality's impact on cognitive functions among university students in Tokyo and London. Recognizing sleep as vital for wellbeing and academic suc...
James Wilkes,Daniele Fedonni,Jelsia Cottone et al. James Wilkes et al.
Introduction: Sleep disturbances following concussion are common. The goal of this study was to describe subjective reports of sleep disturbances for pediatric and adolescent patients, whether they predict prolonged recov...
Heidi Doss Riney,Frances P Thorndike,Jon S Agustsson et al. Heidi Doss Riney et al.
Introduction: Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a chronic disease requiring life-long care, with clear benefit for those who remain adherent to positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy. Despite the efficacy of PAP, adherence...
Laura K Olsen,Krysten A Jones,Raquel J Moore et al. Laura K Olsen et al.
With millions suffering from sleep disorders in today's society, a better understanding of sleep disruption related to cognitive outcomes is urgently needed. To that end, a preclinical investigation into the effects of paradoxical sleep dep...
Tyrone B Pretorius,Anita Padmanabhanunni Tyrone B Pretorius
Background: Sleep is essential for physical health and psychological wellbeing, and insomnia is strongly associated with mental health difficulties, including depression, anxiety, and fatigue. Among first responders, the ...
Ståle Pallesen,Øystein Vedaa,Erlend Sunde et al. Ståle Pallesen et al.
Introduction: Sleep app use has become widespread in recent years. Still, understanding of characteristics of users and the impact of sleep app usage remains limited. ...