Internet-Based CBT for Insomnia Lowers Depressive Symptoms
Adults in the CBT-I group achieved much bigger reductions in depressive and anxiety symptoms than peers using control website.
Sleep Medicine
Poor Sleep May Contribute to Build-Up of Alzheimer’s Amyloid
Patients with highest levels of amyloid plaque in the brain tended to have less sleep and more memory problems.
PTSD Severity Linked to Higher Risk of Sleep Apnea in Veterans
Every significant increase in severity of a PTSD symptom was associated with a 40% increase in being at high risk for sleep apnea.
Sleep Apnea Linked to Higher Depression Risk in Men
Men with undiagnosed, severe sleep apnea have twice the risk of depression as those without the sleep disorder.
Disrupted Sleep May Increase Suicidal Ideation in Students
Students who have sleep problems and have high stress have an elevated suicide risk.
Sleep Disorders in Childhood May Portend Later Mental Illness
Young children who had trouble sleeping had a higher risk of developing psychiatric disorders two years later.
Treating Sleep Disorders in Alzheimer’s Patients
Nonpharmacologic interventions should be used first before medication to promote sleep is considered.
The Role of Antiviral Therapy in Chronic Fatigue Treatment
Growing evidence boosts support for antiviral therapy in treating chronic fatigue syndrome.
Treating Co-Morbid Sleep Problems with Psychiatric Disorders
Sleep dysfunction may be a symptom of mental disorders and should be targeted for treatment by clinicians.
Excessive Sleeping May Increase Stroke Risk
More than eight hours a night linked to greater odds in study, but cause-and-effect not proved.
