Publications by authors named "S De la Tullaye"
This cross-sectional study evaluates the prevalence and factors associated with sleep disturbances in French adult HIV-infected outpatients. Patients fullfilled a self-administered questionnaire on their health behavior, sleep attitudes (Pittsburgh sleep quality index, PSQI), quality of life and depression; 1354 patients were enrolled. Median sleeping time was 7 h.
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- Sleep disturbances are common in HIV-infected patients, with 47% reporting issues, especially among women and those experiencing depression.
- A study in France assessed 1,354 HIV patients using questionnaires to gather data on sleep quality, quality of life, and depression.
- Key factors linked to sleep disturbances included depression, being single, and smoking, while active employment and male gender seemed to reduce risk.