Andrew Tubbs

May 29, 2024 | psychiatrist.com | Andrew Tubbs |Fabian-Xosé Fernandez |Elizabeth B. Klerman |Jordan F. Karp

AbstractObjective: The Mind after Midnight hypothesis proposes that nocturnal wakefulness increases the risk for dysregulated behaviors. Prior studies highlight a greater risk for suicide at night after adjusting for population wakefulness. How this risk varies hour to hour, differs across subgroups, or applies to other behaviors is unknown.