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This article provides an overview of the relationship between sleep disorders and mental
health, starting with a discussion of changes in the approach to the diagnosis of sleep …

Psychiatric disorders, in particular mood and anxiety disorders, are among the most
common causes of sleep disturbances. According to previous studies, mental disorders …

Regular intake of analgesics as a risk factor of RLS in patients with affective and anxiety disorders?
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Sleep is a core function of human physiology, controlled by the brain. Two of the major
neurotransmitter systems implicated in sleep, the noradrenergic and serotonergic systems …

Numerous studies support a bidirectional relationship between poor sleep and psychiatric
symptoms and disorders. The incidence of psychiatric symptoms and disorders is elevated …

Insomnia is more frequently associated with psychiatric disorders than with any other
medical illness. 1 Patients with symptomatic psychiatric disorders complain frequently of …

Patients with medical conditions commonly experience sleep disturbances, at much higher
rates than in the general population. 1, 2 Sleep disruptions are often overlooked in these …

It has long been appreciated that sleep problems are common among those with psychiatric
disorders. The prevailing view has been that sleep problems are generally symptoms of the …

Introduction Restless legs syndrome (RLS) patients have been found to have high rates of
transitory increases in the activity of the sympathetic autonomic nervous system with …