Place of chronic insomnia in the course of depressive and anxiety disorders
Journal of Psychiatric ResearchPublished 27 December 2002
Maurice M. Ohayon, Thomas Roth
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The study shows that psychiatric history is closely related to the severity and chronicity of current insomnia and can be a residual symptom of a previous mental disorder and put subjects to a higher risk of relapse.
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The study shows that psychiatric history is closely related to the severity and chronicity of current insomnia. Moreover, chronic insomnia can be a residual symptom of a previous mental disorder and put these subjects to a higher risk of relapse.
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