BMC Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Colleges
and
universities
are
currently
facing
the
major
public
health
issue
of
poor
sleep
quality.
Sleep
quality
must
be
taken
seriously
to
maintain
students'
emotional
physical
well-being.
Thus,
this
study
sought
determine
how
university
levels
activity
related
their
sleep,
as
well
explore
mechanisms
via
which
affects
provide
suggestions
for
improving
it.
A
total
883
students
from
Ganzhou
City,
Jiangxi
Province,
China
participated
in
study.
Their
activity,
quality,
ruminative
thinking
levels,
depression
were
assessed
using
various
questionnaires.
Through
mediating
effects
rumination
chain-mediated
these
two
factors,
exercise
changed
sleep.
University
can
improved
by
increasing
decreasing
levels.
Annals of Internal Medicine,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
172(5), P. 325 - 336
Published: Feb. 17, 2020
Description:
In
September
2019,
the
U.S.
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
(VA)
and
Defense
(DoD)
approved
a
new
joint
clinical
practice
guideline
for
assessing
managing
patients
with
chronic
insomnia
disorder
obstructive
sleep
apnea
(OSA).
This
is
intended
to
give
health
care
teams
framework
by
which
screen,
evaluate,
treat,
manage
individual
needs
preferences
VA
DoD
either
these
conditions.
Methods:
October
2017,
VA/DoD
Evidence-Based
Practice
Work
Group
initiated
development
effort
that
included
stakeholders
conformed
Institute
Medicine's
tenets
trustworthy
guidelines.
The
panel
developed
key
questions,
systematically
searched
evaluated
literature,
created
three
1-page
algorithms,
advanced
41
recommendations
using
GRADE
(Grading
Recommendations
Assessment,
Development
Evaluation)
system.
Recommendations:
synopsis
summarizes
in
3
areas:
diagnosis
assessment
OSA
disorder,
treatment
management
OSA,
disorder.
Three
algorithms
are
also
included.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: Aug. 19, 2019
Abstract
Sleep
problems
are
considered
a
core
symptom
of
depression.
However,
there
is
little
information
about
the
comorbidity
sleep
and
depression
in
low-
middle-income
countries
(LMICs),
whether
with
confer
additional
risk
for
decrements
health
compared
to
alone.
This
study
thus
examined
association
between
associated
an
increased
poorer
46
LMICs.
Cross-sectional,
community-based
data
from
237
023
adults
aged
≥18
years
World
Health
Survey
(WHS)
2002–2004
were
analyzed.
Information
on
(severe/extreme)
International
Classification
Diseases
10th
Revision
depression/depression
subtypes
was
collected.
Multivariable
logistic
(binary
multinomial)
linear
regression
analyses
performed.
subsyndromal
(odds
ratio
[OR]:
2.23,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]:
1.84–2.70),
brief
depressive
episode
(OR
=
2.48,
CI
2.09–2.95)
3.61,
3.24–4.03).
(vs.
alone)
conferred
anxiety,
perceived
stress
domains
mobility,
self-care,
pain,
cognition,
interpersonal
activities.
Clinicians
should
be
aware
that
co-occurrence
variety
adverse
outcomes
Detecting
this
may
important
treatment
planning.
EBioMedicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
90, P. 104536 - 104536
Published: March 28, 2023
Genome-wide
association
studies
(GWAS)
for
obstructive
sleep
apnoea
(OSA)
are
limited
due
to
the
underdiagnosis
of
OSA,
leading
misclassification
which
consequently
reduces
statistical
power.
We
performed
a
GWAS
OSA
in
Million
Veteran
Program
(MVP)
U.S.
Department
Veterans
Affairs
(VA)
healthcare
system,
where
prevalence
is
close
its
true
population
prevalence.
Medical Acupuncture,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
30(5), P. 262 - 272
Published: July 2, 2018
Objective:
In
the
United
States,
∼1.6
million
adults
use
complementary
and
alternative
or
integrative
medicine
for
treating
pain
insomnia.
However,
very
few
studies
have
tested
of
auricular
acupuncture
using
a
standard
protocol
chronic
The
aims
this
research
were
to
assess
feasibility
credibility
acupuncture,
evaluate
effects
on
severity
interference
scores,
insomnia
over
an
8-day
study
period.
Materials
Methods:
Forty-five
participants
randomized
either
group
(AAG)
usual
care
(CG)
day
4.
A
was
administered,
with
penetrating
semipermanent
needles
in
place
up
4
days.
main
outcome
measures
conducting
study,
as
treatment
modality,
Brief
Pain
Inventory
Insomnia
Severity
Index
(ISI)
scores.
Results:
There
high
interest
retention
96%.
Credibility
both
groups.
AAG
led
significant
within-
between-group
reduced
compared
CG.
Both
groups
showed
within-group
decreased
ISI
scores
Conclusions:
With
heightened
focus
opioid
crisis
easy-to-administer
may
be
option
military
beneficiaries
who
Translational Issues in Psychological Science,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 6 - 20
Published: March 1, 2018
Although
increasing
rates
of
cannabis
use
and
disorder
(CUD)
are
well-documented
among
veterans,
little
is
known
about
their
specifically
for
medicinal
purposes.
The
present
study
characterizes
such
compares
veterans
reporting
(n
=
66)
versus
recreational
77)
purposes
on
(a)
sociodemographic
factors,
(b)
psychiatric
disorders
(posttraumatic
stress
[PTSD],
major
depressive
[MDD],
CUD),
(c)
other
substance
use,
(d)
reasons
cannabis-related
problems,
(e)
physical
mental
health.
Participants
were
deployed
post
9/11/2001
recruited
from
a
Veterans
Health
Administration
(VHA)
facility
(N
143;
mean
[SD]
age
30.0
[6.6];
deployments
1.7
[1.1])
who
reported
past-year
use.
most
frequently
endorsed
conditions
(MC)
anxiety/stress,
PTSD,
pain,
depression,
insomnia.
In
logistic
regression
analyses
adjusted
frequency
MC
users
significantly
more
likely
(OR
3.16)
to
meet
criteria
PTSD
than
(RC)
users.
Relative
RC
users,
greater
motivation
using
cope
with
sleep
disturbance
as
well
poorer
quality
worse
differ
in
sleep,
health
functioning
problems
may
be
especially
relevant
issues
address
screening
providing
clinical
care
returning
