Starting as early as adolescence and persisting across women's remaining lifetimes, both
sleep disturbance and mental health concerns disproportionally affect women over men …

The role of sleep in women's health and quality of life has garnered significant research and
clinical attention over the past 10 to 15 years (Dzaja et al., 2005; Kravitz et al., 2008; Kryger …

Abstract Purpose of Review Sleep is a critical restorative behavior which occupies
approximately one third of people's lives. Extensive data link sleep health with disease and …

The presentation of sleep disorders varies widely among women and men, and sleep
disorders among women are frequently subject to under-and delayed diagnosis. Insomnia is …

SLEEP REPRESENTS AN ESSENTIAL HUMAN NEED, yet it is too easily ignored and often
dismissed, with potentially devastating consequences. The topic of sleep sufficiency was …

Background Sleep problems can persist following the treatment of depression and remission
of symptoms. The extent to which having a previous history of depression may be associated …

Sleep disorders are intertwined with psychiatric illnesses as sleep disturbances are defining
and diagnostic features of several psychiatric disorders. However, this relationship is more …

Purpose–This paper aims to outline the literature that situates sleep as a public health
concern. In particular, it discusses the bi‐directional relationship between insomnia and …

Humans spend approximately one-third of their lives asleep. Whether due to evolutionary or
ontogenetic factors, sleep and psychiatric disorders change with age. Although much of …

The concept of sleep health (adequate sleep duration and continuity, regular timing,
satisfaction with sleep, and ability to maintain wakefulness during the day) is consistent with …