Sleep disorder is one of the major symptoms in depression. It can be a risk factor, predictor,
or symptom of depressive episodes. Successful therapy of sleep disorder in severely …

Chronic insomnia is common, although its prevalence in the general population is quite
variable, depending on definitions used and the populations surveyed. Studies indicate that …

Sleep disturbances are almost always present in patients with depression. Though sleep
disturbances generally abate with the resolution of depression, some patients continue to …

The almost ubiquitous sleep disturbances in patients with depression commonly, but not
always, subside with the remission of depression. Evidence linking insomnia with the risk of …

Depression is increasingly prevalent in Western countries. It has severe consequences and
is associated with increased rates of disability, morbidity, and mortality. Despite numerous …

There is no single antidepressant or class of antidepressants that is most effective for the
treatment of insomnia in patients with depression. The use of antidepressant medications …

A wide range of studies have been published over the past two decades that involve the
intersection of sleep EEG, insomnia, psychiatric illness (especially depressive disorders) …

Sleep disorders are so frequently associated with depression that, in the absence of sleep
complaints, a diagnosis of depression should be made with caution. Insomnia, in particular …

The treatment of sleep disorders in depressives depends basically on the nature of the
underlying affective disorder (endogenous, organic, psychogenic or con stitutional …

Abstract Sleep, Depression and Insomniac Complaints It has been known for long that
depressive disorders are almost always accompanied by disturbances of sleep …