Medical staff suffering insomnia while treating coronavirus cases likely also to be depressed and anxious, research shows

Frontline medical staff treating Covid-19 patients in China and who are experiencing insomnia face long-term health risks, researchers warn. More than a third of medical staff who responded to the coronavirus pandemic during its peak in China, and who took part in the research survey, suffered from sleeplessness, according to the study, published in Frontiers in Psychiatry. The health care workers who regularly lost good sleep were also more likely to feel depressed, anxious and have stress…

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