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Insomnia Prevalence and Mental Health Correlates Among 18,646 Users of an Internet-Based Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy Website: Archival Real-World Data From the United States, 2017–2019

2024-11-14

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Sleep problems were examined in archival data from 18,646 users of a commercial service that provided online health risk screening, educational resources, and self-guided computerized therapy lessons for insomnia and other mental health disorders. The sample was split between college students and working adults and represents a growing modern segment of adults who voluntarily seek out digital support for common be...

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10.32388/4ys33s.2
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