Abstract Study Objectives: To present expert consensus recommendations for a standard set
of research assessments in insomnia, reporting standards for these assessments, and …

This paper reviews the literature on the association between exercise and sleep. The
epidemiological and experimental evidence for whether or not acute and chronic exercise …

Objectives: Fatigue is a common feature of physical and neurological disease as well as
psychiatric disorders, often reported amongst patients' most severe and distressing …

Background: Fatigue is highly prevalent and has a negative impact on quality of life and
performance in a variety of disorders. The 9-item Fatigue Severity Scale (FSS) is one of the …

This article reviews the evidence on the diagnosis, epidemiology, etiology, and treatment of
insomnia in the context of cancer and proposes several areas for future research. Clinical …

Health-related Quality of Life (HRQoL) has become an important construct in contemporary
medicine and health care, permitting assessment of disorder burden and evaluation of …

Formal diagnostic systems (DSM-IV, ICSD, and ICD-10) do not provide adequate
quantitative criteria to diagnose insomnia. This may not present a serious problem in clinical …

OBJECTIVE: The study examined the multivariate relationship between mental fatigue and
different work-related (work load, work hours) and background/life style factors, as well as …

Objective: A study was undertaken to test the psychometric properties of the Fatigue Severity
Scale (FSS), and to explore the relationship between fatigue and sociodemographic …

Primary insomnia is a sleep disorder where the subjective complaint of initiating or
maintaining sleep, or the experience of sleep that is non-refreshing, cannot be directly …