Midlife sleep trouble predicts poorer well-being 9 years later, especially for women. Here's why clinicians should ask about sleep and menopause triggers.
Fumiko Hamada
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Ms Hamada is a PhD student at the University of South Florida.
Articles by Fumiko Hamada
Long-term study links sleep problems to poorer well-being in aging adults, highlighting sex differences and why insomnia isn’t just aging.
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