Sleep disturbances are consistently high throughout the course of psychosis - with later stages associated with distinctive brain wave activity during sleep, a new review and meta-analysis shows.For example, compared with their healthy peers, participants in a chronic psychosis stage had reduced density, amplitude, and duration of spindles - or bursts of brainwave activity during sleep identified by electroencephalography (EEG).
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