Shows increased suicide risk related to sleep symptoms in youth, indicating the need for early interventions.
Sleep symptoms (insomnia and hypersomnia) directly elevate suicide risk, exerting a stronger influence than depressive symptoms. This association is most pronounced in younger patients, particularly early adolescents (≤15 years), highlighting the critical need for early, sleep-focused interventions in youth suicide prevention.
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