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VOLUME 34, ISSUE 09

COMMENTARY
Insomnia Is a Risk Factor for Suicide—What Are the Next Steps?

http://dx.doi.org/10.5665/sleep.1222

W. Vaughn McCall, MD, MS

Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC

VOLUME 34, ISSUE 09

Dedications Honor Sleep Research and Sleep Medicine Trailblazer Dr. William C. Dement. 1147-1148.
James K. Walsh, PhD¹; Patrick J. Strollo, MD²

Insomnia Is a Risk Factor for Suicide—What Are the Next Steps?. 1149-1150.
W. Vaughn McCall, MD, MS

The Economic Burden of Insomnia at the Workplace. An Opportunity and Time for Intervention?. 1151-1152.
Børge Sivertsen, PhD¹^,²^,³; Tea Lallukka, PhD⁴; Paula Salo, PhD⁵

Sleep Duration and Childhood Obesity: Moving from Research to Practice. 1153-1154.
Lauren Hale, PhD¹; Lawrence M. Berger, PhD²

Sleeping Problems and Suicide in 75,000 Norwegian Adults: A 20 Year Follow-up of the HUNT I Study. 1155-1159.
Johan Håkon Bjørngaard, MA, PhD¹; Ottar Bjerkeset, MD, PhD²^,³; Pål Romundstad, MSc, PhD¹; David Gunnell, MD, PhD⁴

Insomnia and the Performance of US Workers: Results from the America Insomnia Survey. 1161-1171.
Ronald C. Kessler, PhD¹; Patricia A. Berglund, MBA²; Catherine Coulouvrat, MD³; Goeran Hajak, MD⁴; Thomas Roth, PhD⁵; Victoria Shahly, PhD¹; Alicia C. Shillington, PhD⁶; Judith J. Stephenson, SM⁷; James K. Walsh, PhD⁸

Sleep Duration and Self-Rated Health: the National Health Interview Survey 2008. 1173-1177.
Anoop Shankar, MD, PhD¹; Sabanayagam Charumathi, MD, PhD¹; Sita Kalidindi, MS¹^,²

Sleep Reactivity and Insomnia: Genetic and Environmental Influences. 1179-1188.
Christopher L. Drake, PhD¹^,²; Naomi P. Friedman, PhD³; Kenneth P. Wright, PhD⁴; Thomas Roth, PhD¹^,²

Prevalence and Impact of Short Sleep Duration in Redeployed OIF Soldiers. 1189-1195.
David D. Luxton, PhD¹^,²; David Greenburg, MD, MPH³; Jenny Ryan, MD³; Alexander Niven, MD³; Gary Wheeler, MD³; Vincent Mysliwiec, MD³

Longitudinal Association between Short Sleep, Body Weight, and Emotional and Learning Problems in Hispanic and Caucasian Children. 1197-1205.
Graciela E. Silva, PhD, MPH¹; James L. Goodwin, PhD²^,³^,⁵; Sairam Parthasarathy, MD³^,⁴; Duane L. Sherrill, PhD⁵; Kimberly D. Vana, MS, FNP-BC¹; Amy A. Drescher, PhD, RD²; Stuart F. Quan, MD²^,³^,⁶

Effects of Sleep Apnea on Nocturnal Free Fatty Acids in Subjects with Heart Failure. 1207-1213.
Jonathan C. Jun, MD¹; Luciano F. Drager, MD, PhD¹^,²; Samer S. Najjar, MD³; Stephen S. Gottlieb, MD⁴; Cynthia D. Brown, MD⁵; Philip L. Smith, MD¹; Alan R. Schwartz, MD¹; Vsevolod Y. Polotsky, MD, PhD¹

Sleep Disturbances Are Related to Decreased Transmission of Blue Light to the Retina Caused by Lens Yellowing. 1215-1219.
Line Kessel, MD, PhD¹; Galatios Siganos, MSc²; Torben Jørgensen, MD, DMSci²^,³; Michael Larsen, MD, DMSci¹

Relationships between Menopausal and Mood Symptoms and EEG Sleep Measures in a Multi-ethnic Sample of Middle-Aged Women: The SWAN Sleep Study. 1221-1232.
Howard M. Kravitz, DO, MPH¹^,²; Elizabeth Avery, MS²; MaryFran Sowers, PhD³; Joyce T. Bromberger, PhD⁴^,⁵; Jane F. Owens, DrPH⁵; Karen A. Matthews, PhD⁴^,⁵; Martica Hall, PhD⁵; Huiyong Zheng, PhD³; Ellen B. Gold, PhD⁶; Daniel J. Buysse, MD⁵

The Effect of Sleep Deprivation on Vocal Expression of Emotion in Adolescents and Adults. 1233-1241.
Eleanor L. McGlinchey, MA¹; Lisa S. Talbot, MA¹; Keng-hao Chang, MS²; Katherine A. Kaplan, MA¹; Ronald E. Dahl, MD³; Allison G. Harvey, PhD¹

The Extent of Processing of Near-Hearing Threshold Stimuli during Natural Sleep. 1243-1249.
Kenneth Campbell, PhD¹; Alexandra Muller-Gass, PhD²

The Role of the Spontaneous and Evoked K-Complex in Good-Sleeper Controls and in Individuals with Insomnia. 1251-1260.
Daniel Forget, PhD¹^,²; Charles M. Morin, PhD¹^,²; Clyne H. Bastien, PhD¹^,²^,³

Sleep Disturbance Impairs Stroke Recovery in the Rat. 1261-1269.
Cristina Zunzunegui, MD¹; Bo Gao, MD¹^,²; Ertugrul Cam, DVM¹^,²; Aleksandra Hodor, MSc²; Claudio L. Bassetti, MD¹^,²

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure: Evaluation of a Novel Therapy for Patients with Acute Ischemic Stroke. 1271-1277.
Dawn M. Bravata, MD¹^,²^,⁴; John Concato, MD⁵^,⁶^,⁷; Terri Fried, MD⁵^,⁷; Noshene Ranjbar, MD⁹; Tanesh Sadarangani, MD⁵; Vincent McClain, MD⁵; Frederick Struve, PhD⁵; Lawrence Zygmunt, BA⁵; Herbert J. Knight, MD¹³; Albert Lo, MD, PhD¹⁰^,¹¹; George B. Richerson, MD, PhD¹⁵; Mark Gorman, MD¹²; Linda S. Williams, MD¹^,³^,⁴; Lawrence M. Brass, MD⁵^,⁸^,¹⁴; Joseph Agostini, MD⁵^,⁶^,⁷; Vahid Mohsenin, MD⁷; Francoise Roux, MD, PhD⁷; H. Klar Yaggi, MD⁵^,⁶^,⁷

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VOLUME 34, ISSUE 09

Dedications Honor Sleep Research and Sleep Medicine Trailblazer Dr. William C. Dement. 1147-1148.
James K. Walsh, PhD¹; Patrick J. Strollo, MD²

Insomnia Is a Risk Factor for Suicide—What Are the Next Steps?. 1149-1150.
W. Vaughn McCall, MD, MS

The Economic Burden of Insomnia at the Workplace. An Opportunity and Time for Intervention?. 1151-1152.
Børge Sivertsen, PhD¹^,²^,³; Tea Lallukka, PhD⁴; Paula Salo, PhD⁵

Sleep Duration and Childhood Obesity: Moving from Research to Practice. 1153-1154.
Lauren Hale, PhD¹; Lawrence M. Berger, PhD²

Sleep Duration and Self-Rated Health: the National Health Interview Survey 2008. 1173-1177.
Anoop Shankar, MD, PhD¹; Sabanayagam Charumathi, MD, PhD¹; Sita Kalidindi, MS¹^,²

Sleep Reactivity and Insomnia: Genetic and Environmental Influences. 1179-1188.
Christopher L. Drake, PhD¹^,²; Naomi P. Friedman, PhD³; Kenneth P. Wright, PhD⁴; Thomas Roth, PhD¹^,²

The Extent of Processing of Near-Hearing Threshold Stimuli during Natural Sleep. 1243-1249.
Kenneth Campbell, PhD¹; Alexandra Muller-Gass, PhD²

Sleep Disturbance Impairs Stroke Recovery in the Rat. 1261-1269.
Cristina Zunzunegui, MD¹; Bo Gao, MD¹^,²; Ertugrul Cam, DVM¹^,²; Aleksandra Hodor, MSc²; Claudio L. Bassetti, MD¹^,²

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