Health
Coronavirus lockdown caused sharp increase of insomnia in UK – The Guardian
Rise in worry-related sleep was particularly pronounced among mothers, research finds
The lockdown triggered a sharp increase in anxiety-related sleeping problems, with mothers, key workers and people from minority ethnic backgrounds the worst affected, a study shows.
The number of Britons suffering sleep loss caused by worrying rose from one in six to one in four as a direct result of the huge disruption to peoples social and working lives after the restrictions began on 23 March.
Social isolation, loss of employment, financial problems, illness, fear of getting infected with …
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