Insomnia and Neurocognitive Functioning in Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer.

Ingrid Tonning OlssonMargaret M LubasChenghong LiBelinda N MandrellPia BanerjeeCarrie R Howell Kristen K NessDeokumar SrivastavaLeslie L Robison Melissa M Hudson Kevin R KrullTara M Brinkman

Published in: JNCI cancer spectrum (2020)

Insomnia was highly prevalent and contributed to the neurocognitive burden experienced by adult survivors of childhood cancer. Treatment of insomnia may improve neurocognitive problems in survivors.

Keyphrases

childhood cancer
young adults
sleep quality
bipolar disorder
mental health
risk factors
physical activity