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Disrupted sleep and circadian rhythms linked to opioid addiction and relapse risk

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A good night’s sleep often sets the stage for a positive day. But for the nearly quarter of American adults struggling with mental illness, a good night’s rest is often elusive. For patients with psychiatric conditions from addiction to mood disorders such as depression, disrupted sleep can often exacerbate symptoms and make it harder to stay on treatment. Despite the important role circadian rhythms and sleep play in addiction, neuroscientists …

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Disrupted sleep and circadian rhythms linked to opioid addiction and relapse risk

A good night’s sleep often sets the stage for a positive day. But for the nearly quarter of American adults struggling with mental illness, a good night’s rest is often elusive. For patients with psychiatric conditions from addiction to mood disorders such as depression, disrupted sleep can often exacerbate symptoms and make it harder to stay on treatment. Despite the important role circadian rhythms and sleep play in addiction, neuroscientists …

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It is commonly believed that a good night's sleep can set the stage for a good day, but it is challenging for nearly 25% of Americans with mental...

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TOPLINE:  Remote interventions for alcohol or drug use disorder led to a reduction in relapse rates by 39% and the mean number of days of substance use when supplementing in-person care, but effectiveness varied when remote interventions replaced in-person care, a study found. METHODOLOGY:  Researchers conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of 34 randomised controlled […] The post Remote Support Cut Risk for Relapse in Addiction Treatme…

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Anti-Aging, Acupuncture and Health News broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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