Preclinical Research Highlights mGlu7 Modulation in Sleep Regulation
A newly published study shows that ADX71743, a selective mGlu7 inhibitor, significantly modulates sleep-wake regulation and stress-related neurochemistry in animal models.
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Children with Sleep Issues More Likely to Develop Suicidal Thoughts or Behaviors
Those with severe sleep disturbance at ages 9-10 were 268% more likely to report suicidal thoughts or a suicide attempt two years later. Children with daily nightmares were at even higher risk.
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Insomnia Reports Higher Among Healthcare Workers Than General Population During the Pandemic
After the pandemic ends, healthcare workers may develop more severe mental health problems.
Sleep and Stress Major Players in US Mental Health Concerns, Poll Finds
The APA’s annual mental health poll reveals that four in 10 respondents identify sleep as the primary factor affecting their mental health.
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NSF Highlights Sleep’s Role in Mental Health at Congressional Briefing
The National Sleep Foundation hosted the first Congressional Briefing on sleep health and mental health as part of Sleep Awareness Week.
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Healthy Sleep Behaviors Combat Depression in Teens, New Poll Reveals
The 2024 Sleep in America Poll reveals a strong link between healthy sleep habits and reduced depressive symptoms in American teens.
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Sleep and Circadian Rhythm Problems Linked with Poor Mental Health – New Research
Sleep and circadian rhythm disturbances can predict the onset and relapse of certain mental health disorders.
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Investigating Insomnia: Our Research Shows How Chronic Sleep Problems Can Lead to a Spiralling Decline in Mental Health
Researchers at University of York have pioneered research into whether sleep deprivation disrupts the brain’s ability to suppress intrusive memories and distressing thoughts—classic symptoms of psychiatric disturbance.
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Sleep Problems Can Trigger or Worsen Psychiatric Disorders
Problems with our sleep and internal body clock can trigger or worsen a range of psychiatric disorders, according to a new review of recent research evidence.
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Funding Launches Exploration of Sleep, Substance Use, and Suicide Interplay in Young Adults
The pilot study will lay the groundwork for a larger-scale study of approximately 2,000 subjects over a two-year period.
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New Partnership Integrates Mental Health Tech with Sleep Care Platform
The partnership aims to address the interconnected nature of sleep disorders and mental health.
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Therapist-Supported Digital Intervention for Depression Also Improves Insomnia
The holistic digital mental health intervention for depressive symptoms also showed significant reductions in insomnia and associated health burdens.
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Genetics and Mental Health May Influence Sleep Medication Use
A genetic study involving almost 800,000 participants uncovered genetic factors that contribute to the use of sleep medications.
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Childhood Traumas Exacerbate Sleep-Related Cardiovascular Risks
Traumatic events experienced during childhood may magnify the negative health effects of too much or too little sleep on children’s cardiovascular health.
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Insomnia and Mental Disorders Are Linked. But Exactly How Is Still a Mystery
The relationship between insomnia and mental disorders is intricate, with both conditions influencing each other in ways that are not yet fully understood.
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Short Sleep Might Pave the Way to Depression—Not the Other Way Around
Historically, poor sleep has been seen as a side effect of mental ill health, but a new study found that the link between sleep and mental illness is more complex.
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Eating Disorders May Heighten Insomnia Risk
Eating disorders may raise the risk of insomnia through malnutrition and increased orexin signaling, according to a new UK study.
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Better Sleep Boosts Mental Health in Arthritis and Chronic Pain Patients
Researchers found better mental health patients with arthritis and chronic pain who reported fewer sleep problems.
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