Diseases, Volume 12, Issue 12
2024 December - 41 articles
Cover Story: Short sleep is common comorbidity factor in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Short sleep, defined as having sleep for a duration of less than six hours, was inversely associated with life satisfaction levels among participants without ASD but not among participants with ASD. ASD status determined the association between life satisfaction levels and short sleep duration. Although further investigation is necessary, improvements in sleep duration may not be an efficient strategy for improving the quality of life in individuals with ASD. View this paper
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