Insomnia affects 10% to 30% of the population with a total cost of 92.5to 107.5 billion
annually. Short-term, chronic, and other types of insomnia are the three major categories …

Insomnia is the most common sleep disorder characterized by nocturnal symptoms;
difficulties initiating or maintaining sleep; and daytime symptoms, such as difficulty with …

Sleep disturbances are the second most common complaint assessed in adult medicine.
American adults routinely report regular sleep disorder symptoms at least a few times a …

Insomnia is a significant problem in adults that frequently goes undiagnosed and untreated.
Untreated insomnia is often associated with undiagnosed medical or psychiatric disorders …

Insomnia is a significant public health issue. Good sleep is essential for emotional and
physical well-being. The importance of adequate sleep is evidenced by the fact that …

Purpose. The diagnostic criteria and treatment of insomnia are reviewed. Summary.
Insomnia is most often described as a subjective complaint of poor sleep quality or quantity …

Insomnia is common in all age groups and impairs quality of life. Untreated insomnia can
lead to, or cause worsening of, other health problems. Effective treatment is available …

Ten percent to 40% of adults have intermittent insomnia, and 15% have long-term sleep
difficulties. This article provides a review of the classification, differential diagnosis, and …

Insomnia is a symptom that should be treated according to the underlying etiology. It is more
common in elderly individuals and in women. Common causes of insomnia include acute …

OBJECTIVE: Insomnia has high prevalence rates and is associated with significant personal
and socioeconomic burden, yet it remains largely underrecognized and inadequately …