Psoriasis and Sleep Disturbance: A US Population-Based Study Using the NHANES Database.

Payton Smith Joy Q Jin Riley K Spencer Kareem G Elhage Chandler E Johnson Kathryn Haran Allison Kranyak Mitchell S Davis Marwa Hakimi Aric A Prather Katie L Stone Wilson Liao Tina Bhutani

Published in: Dermatology and therapy (2024)

Psoriasis is significantly associated with sleep disturbances, independent of sleep duration. This underscores the need for clinical screening focusing on sleep quality rather than quantity in psoriasis patients to effectively identify and treat sleep-related comorbidities. Further research using objective sleep measures is warranted to guide clinical management and improve patient quality of life.

Keyphrases

sleep quality
depressive symptoms
physical activity
end stage renal disease
newly diagnosed
ejection fraction
case report
atopic dermatitis
emergency department
patient reported