Sleep Disorders and Chronic Stress as Cardiovascular Risk Factors

Новичкова, Н И; Каллистов, Д.Ю.; Романова, Е. А.

doi:10.15829/1560-4071-2015-6-20-24

Ross. kardiol. ž.

2015

DOI: 10.15829/1560-4071-2015-6-20-24

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Sleep Disorders and Chronic Stress as Cardiovascular Risk Factors

Н И Новичкова¹,

Д.Ю. Каллистов²,

Е. А. Романова³

Abstract: Цель. Провести оценку роли хронических вариантов нарушения засыпания/ поддержания сна и клинико-инструментальных индикаторов рабочего стресса в качестве предикторов и/или факторов риска неблагоприятного течения кар-диоваскулярных заболеваний у работников умственного труда и определить направления профилактических мероприятий. Материал и методы. В 2008-2009гг сформирована группа из 167 пациентов реабилитационного центра, работников умственного труда (85 мужчин, 82 женщины, ср. возраст -51,7+7,5 лет), не имевших… Show more

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Duration and Quality of Sleep of the Vologda Oblast Population: Risk Categories, Factors of Disturbance and Impact on Health

Korolenko¹

2020

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Healthy sleep is not only the most important source of restoring the body's strength, but also a way to overcome traumatic events and stress, as well as a resource for the effective functioning of the human nervous system. Many studies confirm the relationship between the duration and quality of sleep and the health status of the population. At the same time, in modern conditions, socio-demographic characteristics of the population are of great importance in determining sleep. The main sleep disorders are recognized not only as a reduction in its duration, but also as a deterioration in quality (problems with falling asleep, a feeling of unreconstructed strength). The purpose of this article is to study the quantitative and qualitative characteristics of sleep in the population (including in the context of the main socio-demographic groups), the prevalence of factors of its disorders and their impact on subjective health assessments. The information base was data from monitoring of physical health of the Vologda oblast population in 2020 (n = 1500). The study identified risk categories for quantitative and qualitative sleep disorders; confirmed the relationship of stress factors, noise pollution and poor housing conditions with the frequency of sleep disorders; proved the impact of sleep problems on self-assessment of health.

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Duration and Quality of Sleep of the Vologda Oblast Population: Risk Categories, Factors of Disturbance and Impact on Health

Korolenko¹

2020

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Arterial hypertension: the current state in Russia and worldwide. Review. Part I

Ismailova,

Afanasyeva,

Garbuzova

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The prevalence of arterial hypertension (HTN), which is one of the most important risk factors (RF) for cardiovascular diseases (CVD), is still increasing, which represents a global problem for world health, because for many decades CVD have occupied a leading position in the structure of mortality worldwide. This article reviews the main epidemiological studies available by the end of 2023, which analyzed various indicators of HTN both in Russia and around the world. We aimed at the presenting time trends in the prevalence of HTN. We also analyze the main RF for HTN and sex differences, because the prevalence of AH is known to be higher in men than in women in Russia, and special attention is paid to indicators such as adherence to therapy, its effectiveness and HTN control.

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The risk of developing cardiovascular disease in bipolar disorder. Clinical and social factors

Fedorova²

2021

Terapevticheskii arkhiv

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Bipolar disorder (BD) is one of the most common mental disorders in the world with high mortality and a hard economic burden. Although suicide is the leading cause of death in BD, cardiovascular disease (CVD) also contributes significantly to this rate, the risk of which is seriously underestimated in BD. A sample assessment was made of current studies focusing on the link between BD and CVD. The search was carried out in the PubMed and eLIBRARY databases for the following keywords: bipolar disorder, psychopharmacology, cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome. The association between ВD and vascular disease is large. The analysis of adjusted mortality estimates in patients with bipolar disorder showed a significant contribution of CVD. A detailed study of the mutual influence of bipolar disorder BD and CVD is difficult due to the earlier manifestation of BD in comparison with CVD. Most of the studies have focused on cardiovascular risk factors (CVRFs), which are more common in BD than in the general population. Metabolic syndrome (MS) plays a significant role among CVRFs. The reasons for the development of MS in patients with BD are currently not known for sure, however, the instigated factors are certainly a disturbance of the diet, decreased physical activity, pharmacological therapy, and the lack of early preventive and medical care. Patients with hyperuricemia had a higher risk of developing MS. Lifestyle correction and a reduction of CVFRs, as well as the rational use of certain cardiac drugs can improve the better prognosis of the disease and reduce mortality in patients with BD. The predisposition of patients with BD to CVD is undeniable. It is necessary to consider the high frequency of CVRFs in people with BD, and promptly recommend appropriate treatment and special rehabilitation programs for the prevention of CVD complications, considering the change in affective phases and the applied mood-stabilizing drugs.

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Sleep Disorders and Chronic Stress as Cardiovascular Risk Factors

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Duration and Quality of Sleep of the Vologda Oblast Population: Risk Categories, Factors of Disturbance and Impact on Health

Duration and Quality of Sleep of the Vologda Oblast Population: Risk Categories, Factors of Disturbance and Impact on Health

Arterial hypertension: the current state in Russia and worldwide. Review. Part I

The risk of developing cardiovascular disease in bipolar disorder. Clinical and social factors

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