Background Sleep difficulties increase the risk of current and future depression, but it is
unclear if this relationship is causal. Methods Prospective cohort study of a community …

Work stress and poor sleep are closely related in cross‐sectional data, but evidence from
prospective data is limited. We analysed how perceived stress and work stressors (work …

Objectives Long commuting times are linked to poor health outcomes, but the evidence is
mainly cross-sectional. We examined longitudinal within-individual associations between …

Research suggests that work-related factors like job insecurity increases the risk of major
depression (MD), although it is unclear whether the association is causal. Research further …

Studies investigating differences in mental health problems between self-employed and
employed workers have provided contradictory results. Many of the studies utilized scales …

Although retirement involves a radical change in daily activities, income, social roles and
relationships, and the transition from paid work into retirement can, therefore, be expected to …

Previous research shows that sleep quality may interact with some other predictors of
depression, such that poor sleep could strengthen the association between these factors …

The study investigated the association between onset of workplace violence and onset of
sleep disturbances. We used self‐reported data from the Swedish Longitudinal …

BACKGROUND: The high stress culture and demands associated with long-haul truck
driving place truckers at risk for mental health and sleep disorders, and thereby, increased …

Aspects of the aetiology of mental health problems among university students diva-portal.org
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