Abstract
Insomnia is a well-established risk factor for late-life depression, yet the intermediary mechanisms are not known. This study hypothesized that insomnia contributes to reward dysregulation, a common feature of depression, through alterations in peripheral inflammatory signaling. A secondary objective was to examine whether such associations differed between males and females.
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