Online Sleep Therapy Targets Alcohol Use in Heavy Drinkers with Insomnia
A completed trial tests whether internet-based CBT-I can reduce both insomnia severity and alcohol consumption in heavy-drinking adults.
Sleep optimization, mindfulness practices, stress reduction, and their impact on longevity
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A completed trial tests whether internet-based CBT-I can reduce both insomnia severity and alcohol consumption in heavy-drinking adults.
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A national survey of 8,109 Korean adults finds high OSA risk significantly lowers quality of life, especially among inactive and alcohol-consuming individuals.
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