The relation of sleep complaints to respiratory symptoms in a general population.

@article{Klink1994TheRO,
  title={The relation of sleep complaints to respiratory symptoms in a general population.},
  author={M E Klink and Russell R. Dodge and Stuart F. Quan},
  journal={Chest},
  year={1994},
  volume={105 1},
  pages={
          151-4
        }
}
Based on data obtained from the Tucson Epidemiologic Study of Chronic Lung Disease that included body weight, questionnaire responses, and spirometry, we found that among subjects with no respiratory symptoms, 28.0 percent reported insomnia (difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep) and 9.4 percent reported daytime sleepiness. Among subjects with respiratory symptoms, cough and/or wheeze, the rates of sleep complaints increased. With one symptom, 39.1 percent reported insomnia and 12.4… 
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