Titlebook: COVID-19 and Sleep: A Global Outlook; Ahmed BaHammam,S. R. Pandi-Perumal,Haitham Jahrami Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Structural Inequity and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Sleep Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic,ublic health interventions employed. Considering these literature gaps and limitations, we provide future research directions, promote the need to employ an intersectional perspective, as well as, a health equity or structural racism lens, and discuss the importance of multilevel, multi-pronged inte

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The Effect of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and Coping Strategies on Sleep Disturbances During the Cs, and stress levels that affected the population is addressed, followed by a conceptualization of the model of coping with stress, the repercussions on health, and thus understanding the role of coping strategies to manage stress. Finally, the cognitive-behavioral interventions used during confinem

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Sleep and Circadian Rhythm in Post-COVID-19 Patients,f sleep-rhythm disturbance in the post-COVID state is mainly unknown and is still under research. Persistence of the organism or prolonged and dysregulated inflammation also explains sleep, circadian rhythm, and other neuropsychiatric disorders in the post-COVID period. The countermeasures against t

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COVID-19 and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea,ely significantly confounded by the presence of large numbers of undiagnosed OSA patients in their study populations. The COVID-19 has certainly had a marked impact on sleep services and their ability to diagnose and treat OSA, with pandemic-induced reductions in face-to-face care potentially being

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What Happened to Central Disorders of Hypersomnolence During the COVID-19 Pandemic?,t of these disorders. On the other hand, prolonged home confinement during the pandemic may have afforded more opportunities to implement the recommended behavioral strategies for reducing excessive daytime sleepiness and maintaining a more flexible sleep schedule. Consequently, the purpose of this

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2730-5678 ibes the publication output of sleep-related research during the pandemic and provides an overview and trends on sleep and covid-19 publication output. This book is an excellent source for neurologists, sleep s978-981-99-0242-2978-981-99-0240-8Series ISSN 2730-5678 Series E-ISSN 2730-5686

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Paul R. Jensen MS,William Fenical PhD and chronic diseases, especially in the modern lifestyles characterized by a multiplicity of social and environmental pressures on sleep and circadian rhythms, and in times of infectious disease outbreaks, such as COVID-19, where an effective immunity is of utmost importance.

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Guo-Qiang Chen,Qiong Wang,Hua Yan,Zhu Chenrent circadian types, many small-scale national studies and one large-scale international study showed that sleep–wake schedules were delayed, especially among evening-types, who also reported an increase in sleep duration. Evening-types had, during lockdown, an opportunity to break away from the mi