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Schlaf 2017; 06(01): 20-21
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1626158
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Insomnie bei Älteren

KNEGINJA RICHTER
,
LUKAS PETER
,
GÜNTER NIKLEWSKI
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Publication Date:
12 February 2018 (online)

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Während Insomnie etwa 10 % der allgemeinen Bevölkerung betrifft (1), liegt die Prävalenz in der Population der über 65-Jährigen bei beinahe 50 % (2). Dieser Anstieg wird von einer Reihe verschiedener Faktoren, wie gesteigerter Medikamenteneinnahme, altersbedingten Veränderungen in Verhalten, Physiologie und zirkadianen Rhythmen, komorbiden Erkrankungen oder sozialen Umständen bedingt (3).

 

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