Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(1), P. 675 - 685
Published: March 30, 2024
Sleep
is
an
integral
human
need.
A
significant
public
health
issue
getting
little
sleep,
which
harms
health.
University
students
are
one
of
the
groups
most
at
risk
for
poor
sleep
quality
and
chronic
loss,
could
influence
both
physical
mental
Students
frequently
report
having
persistent
issues
may
exhibit
hygiene
habits.
However,
research
has
investigated
role
good
habits
concerning
The
present
study
explores
relationship
between
hygiene,
quality,
among
university
students.
design
was
cross-sectional,
sample
chosen
using
a
non-probability
convenience
sampling
strategy.
Sample
comprised
(N=
210).
scale
positive
health,
index,
general
were
used
data
collection.
Results
revealed
correlation
Both
found
to
be
predictors
gender
difference
male
female
These
findings
can
provide
information
about
link
variables
interventions
developing
amongst
It
help
improve
this
at-risk
population.
Frontiers in Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: May 14, 2024
This
article
discusses
data
showing
that
mammals,
including
humans,
have
two
sources
of
melatonin
exhibit
different
functions.
The
best-known
source
melatonin,
herein
referred
to
as
Source
#1,
is
the
pineal
gland.
In
this
organ,
production
circadian
with
maximal
synthesis
and
release
into
blood
cerebrospinal
fluid
occurring
during
night.
Of
total
amount
produced
in
we
speculate
less
than
5%
synthesized
by
rhythm
has
primary
function
influencing
clock
at
level
suprachiasmatic
nucleus
(the
CSF
melatonin)
clockwork
all
peripheral
organs
via
receptor-mediated
actions.
A
second
(Source
#
2)
from
multiple
tissues
throughout
body,
probably
being
mitochondria
these
cells.
constitutes
bulk
mammals
concerned
metabolic
regulation.
review
emphasizes
action
determining
re-dox
homeostasis,
but
it
other
critical
effects
well.
Extrapineal
does
not
a
released
acts
locally
its
cell
origin
possibly
paracrine
matter
on
adjacent
factors
control/influence
extrapineal
sites
are
unknown.
We
propose
concentration
cells
determined
subcellular
redox
state
may
be
inducible
under
stressful
conditions
plant
CNS Drugs,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
Narcolepsy
is
a
rare
and
chronic
hypersomnolence
disorder
characterized
by
excessive
daytime
sleepiness,
disrupted
nighttime
sleep,
sleep
paralysis,
hypnagogic
hallucinations
occurs
with
or
without
cataplexy.
Orexin
neuron
loss
has
been
implicated
in
the
underlying
pathophysiology
of
narcolepsy
type
1
through
dysregulation
sleep/wake
patterns
rapid
eye
movement
sleep.
γ-Aminobutyric
acid
(GABA)
shown
to
play
role
modulation
orexin
neuronal
activity
during
transitions
from
wakefulness
γ-Hydroxybutyrate
(GHB),
an
endogenous
analog
GABA,
demonstrated
therapeutic
benefit
treatment
early
investigations,
but
use
historically
limited
owing
existing
stigma
related
illicit
abuse
risk.
Initial
regulatory
approval
its
sodium
salt
derivative,
oxybate
(SXB),
for
cataplexy
patients
occurred
2002,
additional
formulations
have
developed.
The
efficacy
safety
SXB
supported
decades
clinical
research.
This
review
discusses
history
application
GHB
derivatives
individuals
narcolepsy,
including
effect
on
Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. jech - 222795
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
Background
This
study
examines
the
associations
between
device-measured
sleep
regularity
and
risk
of
major
adverse
cardiovascular
events
(MACE),
aims
to
determine
whether
sufficient
duration
attenuates
or
eliminates
effects
irregular
on
MACE
risk.
Methods
A
prospective
cohort
adults
aged
40–79
years
from
UK
Biobank
who
wore
wrist-attached
accelerometers
for
7
days
was
conducted.
Sleep
Regularity
Index
(SRI)
scores
were
calculated
each
participant
using
a
validated
algorithm,
categorised
as
(SRI
<71.6),
moderately
71.6
87.3),
regular
>87.3
(reference
group)).
Information
its
subtypes
(myocardial
infarction,
heart
failure,
stroke)
obtained
inpatient
hospitalisation
death
records.
Results
We
analysed
data
72
269
individuals
followed
8
years,
without
previous
history
an
event
in
first
year
follow-up.
Irregular
(HR
1.26,
95%
CI
1.16
1.37)
sleepers
1.08,
1.01
1.70)
at
higher
compared
with
sleepers.
Dose-response
analyses
treating
SRI
continuous
measure
showed
that
associated
near-linear
fashion,
steeper
reduction
(better)
scores.
Joint
meeting
age-specific
recommendation
offsets
1.07,
0.96
1.18),
but
not
1.19,
1.06
1.35).
Conclusions
strongly
Adequate
offset
these
among
supports
inclusion
public
health
guidelines
clinical
practice
factor
disease.
BMC Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: April 25, 2024
Abstract
Background
In
addition
to
having
higher
negative
affect
and
lower
positive
overall,
depressed
individuals
exhibit
heightened
affective
reactivity
external
stimuli
than
non-depressed
individuals.
Sleep
may
contribute
day-to-day
fluctuations
in
individuals,
given
that
sleep
disturbance
is
a
common
symptom
of
depression.
Yet,
little
known
about
changes
daily
as
function
nightly
duration
adults
adults.
The
current
study
examined
whether
how
naturally-occurring
associated
with
affect,
these
associations
differ
between
vs.
Methods
Data
were
drawn
from
the
second
wave
National
Study
Daily
Experiences
(NSDE),
diary
project
Midlife
United
States
(MIDUS)
study.
sample
2,012
(M
age
=56.5;
57%
female;
84%
white)
completed
eight-day
interviews
via
telephone
on
their
experiences
including
affect.
They
also
assessments
Composite
International
Diagnostic
Interview-Short
form,
status
was
determined
based
DSM-III.
Multilevel
regression
models
linear,
quadratic,
cubic
terms
nonlinear
relationship
Interaction
depression
added
examine
differences
Results
Depressed
exhibited
significant
greater
Specifically,
degree
decrease
increase
when
slept
2
or
more
hours
less
longer
usual
hours.
Non-depressed
relatively
stable
regardless
Conclusions
nonlinearly
lives
adults,
highlighting
both
too
excessive
are
adverse
well-being.
Implementing
interventions
promote
an
appropriate
help
improve
among
Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 30, 2024
Sleep
and
biological
rhythms
are
integral
to
mood
regulation
across
the
lifespan,
particularly
in
bipolar
disorder
(BD),
where
alterations
sleep
phase,
structure,
duration
occur
all
states.
These
disruptions
linked
poorer
quality
of
life,
heightened
suicide
risk,
impaired
cognitive
function,
increased
relapse
rates.
This
review
highlights
pathophysiology
disturbances
BD
aims
consolidate
understanding
clinical
applications
these
phenomena.
It
also
summarizes
evolution
assessment
methods,
including
ecological
momentary
(EMA)
digital
phenotyping.
underscores
importance
recognizing
circadian
rhythm
involvement
regulation,
suggesting
potential
therapeutic
targets.
Future
research
directions
include
elucidating
clock
gene
mechanisms,
environmental
impacts
on
rhythms,
investigating
bidirectional
relationship
between
BD.
Standardizing
methods
addressing
privacy
concerns
related
EMA
technology
phenotyping
essential
for
advancing
research.
Collaborative
efforts
crucial
enhancing
applicability
broader
implications
diagnosis
treatment.
Overall,
significance
offers
promise
improved
outcomes
through
targeted
interventions
a
deeper
disorder's
underlying
mechanisms.