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Researchers propose 'circadian depression' subtype tied to sleep patterns
Original: Proposed depression subtype involves waking up tired or being a night owl By Lauren Roberts A new study suggests one in
A new study suggests that roughly one in four people with severe, recurrent or persistent depression may have a proposed subtype called 'circadian depression'. People with this profile often report waking up exhausted, being night owls, or having disrupted sleep-wake rhythms, raising questions about whether aligning treatment with a patient's body clock could improve outcomes for depression.
Why now: The link between sleep rhythms and depression resonates widely, as many people recognise waking up tired or late-night habits in themselves.
circadian depressionLauren Roberts
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