Behavioral intervention shows that sleep patterns affect weight loss and adherence in individuals, suggesting a need for support.
Baseline short sleep duration and poor sleep quality independently and jointly predicted poorer weight loss and lower adherence in a behavioral weight loss intervention. Screening for sleep disturbance may identify individuals who could benefit from additional support to improve adherence and outcomes.
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