Why the study?
Psychoemotional stress, sleep disorders, and anxiety and depressive disorders negatively impact arterial hypertension, but are often subjectively assessed and rarely incorporated into real-world clinical practice.
Patients with hypertension have a high prevalence of anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders, highlighting the need for comprehensive psychoemotional and sleep assessment in routine clinical practice.
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Supports integrated screening in hypertension; cross-sectional design leaves causal and interventional implications open.
Казаченко et al. (2025) studied this question.
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