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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Chris M. Farnet,Emmanuel Zazopoulossocio-emotional regulation, and coping mechanisms. Although highly prevalent in the pediatric population, sleep problems remain poorly recognized and addressed. As the pandemic has unfolded, researchers have studied the negative consequences the pandemic had on sleep in children. Due to the lockdown

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José R. Tormo PhD,Juan B. Garcíasturbance during this time. A growing number of studies on the topic implies a need to synthesize the best available evidence and gain a better understanding of the epidemiology, etiology, impact, and management of sleep problems in this population. Female gender, frontline status, COVID-19 infectio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22144-6tional healthcare systems. The uncontrollable increase in contagions, hospitalizations, and deaths forced governments around the globe to implement severe restriction policies, known as .. During the lockdown periods, people were forced to stay at home, face-to-face social interactions were forbidde

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Ralf Kellmann,Olivier Ploux,Brett A. Neilantion, while immune system activation may affect sleep. One of the most relevant topics in this interplay is the effects of sleep disturbances on the immune response to vaccination. The effect of sleep disturbances (including sleep deprivation, sleep restriction, insomnia, and shift work) on the vacc

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Raymond G. Reid,Satyajit D. Sarker COVID-19 is also alarming. It is named post-COVID conditions by WHO and CDC USA. Its estimated prevalence ranges from 10% to 50%, and circadian rhythm sleep disturbance is one of the essential symptoms of the post-COVID state. The circadian sleep disturbance may appear isolated or comorbid, associa

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