Article: Research on internal medicine detailed by scientists at Laval University.(Report)

"Despite its high prevalence, little information is available about the natural history of insomnia. The extent to which episodes of insomnia will persist or remit over time is difficult to predict," investigators in Canada report (see also Internal Medicine).

"We examined the natural history of insomnia and describe the most common trajectories over 3 years. Three hundred eighty-eight adults (mean [SD] age, 44.8 [13.9] years; 61% women) were selected from a larger population-based sample on the basis of the presence of insomnia at baseline. They completed standardized sleep/insomnia questionnaires at 3 annual follow-up assessments. For each follow-up assessment, ...

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