
Sleep is a fundamental biological process essential for maintaining physical and mental health. This process, necessary for individuals to sustain daily functioning, is linked to both bodily renewal and the preservation of mental balance. However, contemporary living conditions, technological stimuli, workloads, and psychosocial stress factors can lead to changes in sleep patterns. Within this context, sleep deprivation—the inability to obtain the required duration and quality of sleep—is becomi
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InInsomnia is a sleep disorder characterized by difficulty falling asleep, inability to maintain sleep, or waking up too early and being unable to fall back asleep. In medical classifications, it is considered both a primary condition and a secondary symptom accompanying other physical or psychiatric conditions. Quantitative or qualitative sleep problems can impair daily functioning, and this path is a defining feature in the diagnosis of insomnia. Sleep is a fundamental need that regulates the ph
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Sleep is a fundamental biological process essential for maintaining physical and mental health. This process, necessary for individuals to sustain daily functioning, is associated with both bodily renewal and the preservation of mental balance. However, contemporary living conditions, technological stimuli, workloads, and psychosocial stress factors can lead to alterations in sleep patterns. Within this context, sleep deprivation—the condition in which an individual fails to obtain the required
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