… Moreover, despite the strong association between sleep disturbances and minor psychiatric
… include students working a night-shift schedule, who are at higher risk for sleep deprivation. …

… Psychiatric disorders constitute 15.4% of the disease burden in established market economies.
Many psychiatric disorders are associated with sleep disturbances, … psychiatric disorders, …

… Conversely, treatments for psychiatric disorders can lead to sleep disturbances (… There
is evidence that sleep disturbances that occur comorbidly with psychiatric disorders …

… This study investigated the extent to which sleep disturbance in the period immediately
prior to a traumatic event predicted development of subsequent psychiatric disorder. …

… sleep disturbance for use across psychiatric disorders is discussed because (a) there are
many disorders in which multiple types of sleep disturbance … life-course of the disorder and (b) …

… Nevertheless, it should not be forgotten that disturbed sleep is frequently mentioned by
either patients with other psychiatric disorders or by formal diagnostic criteria for other …

… or less reported more sleep disturbances than did subjects who slept for 7 h. Short or long
sleep is associated with psychiatric disorders and/or sleep disturbance, therefore attention to …

… potential causal relationships between sleep disturbance and psychiatric disorders. This
suggests that abnormal sleep patterns may serve as markers for psychiatric disorders and offer …

… In conclusion, it has been known for many years that sleep and psychiatric disorders
overlap pathophysiologically in many points such as hormones, mechanisms, brain regions in …

… sleep in children with primary psychiatric disorders as well as evidence for the role of early
sleep … The disorder is also associated with sleep disturbances that may exacerbate symptoms …