While neurological and psychiatric sequelae of COVID-19 have been reported, more data are needed to adequately assess the effects of COVID-19 on brain health.
This study was designed to investigate subjective and objective sleep impairments of those with nonepileptic attack disorder (NEAD) and if reported sleep disturbances reflect objective sleep impairment.
The researchers conducted a secondary analysis of 46 pregnant women who were treated with digital cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia in a randomized controlled trial.
Study researchers sought to address the gap in research regarding the association between poor sleep and executive function in children with ASD, ADHD, or typical development
The patient, who had suffered a traumatic brain injury approximately 8 months prior, presented to the emergency department complaining of increasing dizziness as well as sleepwalking frequency.
The percentage of postmenopausal women experiencing nocturia two or more times per night was lower among those who selected systemic hormone treatment compared with no treatment.
While there has recently been a surge in research regarding the complex relationship between sleep and epilepsy, there still remain gaps in knowledge that must be addressed.
