Do sleep and circadian characteristics predict alcohol use in adult drinkers?

Helen J BurgessJonathan P TroostMuneer RizvydeenFumitaka KikyoNema KebbehMichael TanKathryn A RoeckleinAndrea C King Brant P Hasler

Published in: Alcohol, clinical & experimental research (2024)

These results suggest that in otherwise healthy adults, insomnia symptoms, even if subclinical, are a significant predictor of future drinking, and appear to outweigh the influence of circadian factors on future drinking, at least in otherwise healthy adults. Insomnia symptoms may be a modifiable target for reducing the risk of alcohol misuse.

Keyphrases

sleep quality
alcohol consumption
current status
depressive symptoms
physical activity
chronic pain
young adults