Sleep in COVID 19 Period

Mihălţan, Florin; Ancuţa, Constantin; Borcea, Corina; Coșei, Valentin; Oros, Mihaela

doi:10.2478/inmed-2020-0116

Abstract

Sleep is and remains an important feature in difficult times as: wars, bankrupt, stress periods but also in pandemic times. COVID 19 is changing our life. Sleep is analysed by the authors looking at all the potential effects on human organism, population, authorities, health workers and patients with sleep disturbances. Finally there are also described some treatment options for people suffering from coronavirus infections.

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