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June 29, 2026Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences

Response to commentary “Hypnotic‐associated falls across the diurnal cycle: Pharmacokinetic signal or delirium rhythm?”

Kazuhiro Shishida Yutaro Shimomura Masayuki Murayama Kimio Yoshimura Hiroyuki Uchida Masaru Mimura Hiroyoshi Takeuchi

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Key Points

This response addresses the commentary on the relationship between hypnotic medication and falls throughout the day, considering pharmacokinetics and delirium.
Engaged with commentary regarding the effects of hypnotics on fall risk across the diurnal cycle.
Analyzed pharmacokinetic behaviors in relation to falls.
Discussed the implications of delirium in fall frequency and timing.
Clarified the interplay between pharmacokinetic signals and delirium rhythms affecting fall risk.
Emphasized the need for further research to disentangle these complex interactions.

Implication

Response addresses the debate on hypnotic drug effects on falls across daily patterns, suggesting complex interactions.

Abstract

This article relates to Response to commentary "Hypnotic-associated falls across the diurnal cycle: pharmacokinetic signal or delirium rhythm?"

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Shishida et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a44af635cd2549c8bc4453f https://doi.org/10.1111/pcn.70097

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