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Cannabis can help some people – but not everyone – sleep. New study explains cannabis can help young adults with depression or anxiety have improved sleep, but otherwise could worsen sleep problems for those without pre-existing mental health conditions.

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A large study of adults with ADHD found that 60% of these individuals reported some type of sleep disorder. Specifically, 36% reported having problems falling asleep (delayed sleep onset), 31% reported insomnia, and 29% reported restless legs syndrome/periodic limb movement disorder

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Sleep disorders can signal future risk of Alzheimer’s 🧠, Parkinson’s 🩺, other dementias 🧓 years before symptoms appear. Associations often persisted after adjusting for participants' genetic predispositions for conditions like Alzheimer's though interactions with genetic risk were noted for Parkinson's.

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New study reveals how an enzyme (SIRT6) affects metabolism of a key substance in the brain (tryptophan) 🧠 and making the brain “aging faster” ⏳, offering insights for potential treatment of sleep 💤 and mood disorders 😊, and age-related neurodegenerative diseases. 🧬

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Clinical Trial of Early Morning Shift Workers ⏰🌅 Shows Promise of New 💊 Drug for Reducing Excessive Sleepiness 😴 Read Full Article #ExcessiveSleepiness #EarlyMorningShift #ClinicalTrial #NewDrugHope #ShiftWorkMedicine
☀️ New clinical trial results published in NEJM Evidence show the wake-promoting drug solriamfetol (Sunosi) significantly improved alertness in early morning shift workers suffering from shift work disorder.

🔬 The study, involving 78 participants, found that solriamfetol helped workers stay awake longer during simulated work hours and improved overall functioning, work productivity, and daily activities.

🧠 This research addresses a significant gap, as no prior clinical trials had tested treatments for shift work disorder specifically in early morning shift workers, the most common type of shift schedule.

#ShiftWork #SleepDisorders #HealthTech