Aim Several studies have shown high prevalence rates of sleep problems among medical
students, including insufficient sleep duration, poor sleep quality, and excessive daytime …

The aim of this study was to investigate the impact of the first year of medical school on the
relationship between nutritional knowledge and sleep. To achieve this, first-year medical …

Objective. This study aims to explore the mediation role of perceived stress between
nonrestorative sleep (NRS) and emotional distress, as well as the moderation role of …

Objectives: Poor subjective sleep quality in primary care has not been widely studied in
Nigeria; hence this study was aimed to evaluate the subjective sleep quality and to find the …

Background: Behavioural, physiological and neurocognitive processes occur during sleep
which can be impaired by the absence of sleep. Accommodation and travelling stress can …

Background: Sleep and mental health are deeply interlinked, with poor sleep quality, a
common issue among medical students, having a profound impact on their mental well …

This review article examines the impact of poor sleep quality on cardiovascular risk factors
and quality of life. Insufficient sleep and disturbances in sleep have been linked to a variety …

Good quality and enough sleep are necessary for the proper cognitive performance of
medical students. There is a wide prevalence of sleep disturbances among Pakistani …

Background: Depression, stress, and anxiety were found in a large number of medical
undergraduate students, indicating a neglected aspect of their psychology that required …

Longer usage of mobile phones resulted in poorer sleep quality (delayed sleep phase,
sleep duration, altered sleeping patterns, chronotype, and sleep quality), increased fatigue …