Abstract
Headache and sleep problems are highly prevalent in the general population but no epidemiological study has previously characterized people who report having both problems at the same time.
Highlights
Headache and sleep problems are highly prevalent in the general population but no epidemiological study has previously characterized people who report having both problems at the same time
headache and sleep problems (HSP) prevalence was higher among women and the middle-aged
HSP was inversely related to socioeconomic position
Summary
Headache and sleep problems are highly prevalent in the general population but no epidemiological study has previously characterized people who report having both problems at the same time. Aims To determine the prevalence of concurrent headache and sleep problems (HSP) and, for the first time, characterize respondents with HSP in terms of demographic, socioeconomic and lifestyle factors, psychological symptoms, and quality of life
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