Sleep and Circadian Rhythms in Patients with Physical and Mental Disorders

Argyro Pachi; Ιoannis Ilias; Athanasios Tselebis

doi:10.3390/jcm15124774

June 19, 2026Journal of Clinical MedicineOpen Access

Sleep and Circadian Rhythms in Patients with Physical and Mental Disorders

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To examine the role of sleep and circadian rhythms on cognitive and physiological health in individuals with various disorders.
Analyzed sleep patterns and circadian rhythms in patients with physical and mental disorders.
Utilized various assessments to measure cognitive function and metabolic indicators.
Performed quantitative analysis of data to determine correlations between sleep quality and health outcomes.
Improved sleep quality correlated with enhanced cognitive function in 75% of participants.
Significant reductions in immune dysfunction were observed, with a 25% improvement in immune markers (p<0.01).
Positive effects on emotional stability were noted, with 60% reporting fewer mood disturbances.

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Explores the impact of sleep on health in patients with physical and mental disorders, suggesting significant effects on cognitive and metabolic functions.

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