REM sleep fragmentation and arousability distinguish chronic insomnia subtypes and reflect subjective-objective sleep discrepancy. Hanif U, Crosbie F, Aloulou A, Romano F, et al. Sleep Med 2026;147:109165.

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Hanif U, Crosbie F, Aloulou A, Romano F, et al. REM sleep fragmentation and arousability distinguish chronic insomnia subtypes and reflect subjective-objective sleep discrepancy. Sleep Med 2026;147:109165.
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