Comorbid ADHD, Insomnia Associated With Poorer Mental Functioning, Productivity
The combined burden of ADHD and insomnia may play a unique role in mental functioning and productivity, even after adjustment for other psychiatric comorbidities.
Sleep Disorders
Sleep, Cognition May Be Closely Linked in People With Bipolar Disorder
Sleep abnormalities and cognition in bipolar disorder may be related, and may affect cognition in this patient population.
Sleep Disorders: Treatments
Prescription drugs for the treatment of various sleep disorders including insomnia, narcolepsy, non-24-hour sleep disorder, and restless leg syndrome.
FDA to Review Tasimelteon for Smith-Magenis Syndrome
The applications are supported by positive results from a double-masked, 4-week, pivotal phase 2/3 clinical trial that compared the effects of tasimelteon to placebo in 25 patients with SMS.
Placebo May Worsen First Lab Night Sleep in Patients With Insomnia
Placebo administration may worsen first lab night sleep in patients with insomnia, potentially exhibiting a nocebo effect.
Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Cortical Spreading Depolarization
Acute sleep deprivation may cause increased frequency of cortical spreading depolarization and reduce its electrical threshold.
In-Person CBT Noninferior to Telemedicine-Delivered Therapy for Insomnia
Both in-person and telemedicine-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy are effective treatments for chronic insomnia.
Nighttime Light Exposure Contributes to Sleep Problems, Psychiatric Symptoms in Adolescents
Artificial light at night was positively associated with markers of social disadvantage, including minority status, lower family income, lower parental education, and having 1 or more first relatives born outside the US.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia in Patients With Depression: What Works?
Despite the negative opinion of group therapy, the patients had a general preference for nonpharmacological treatment.
Zolpidem, Behavioral Therapy Produce Comparable Reductions in Insomnia Symptoms
Among patients who did not remit with behavioral therapy, those who switched to zolpidem (40.6% to 62.7%) or cognitive therapy (50.1% to 68.2%) were more likely to respond.
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