Sleep and Substance-Use Disorder

Table S1. Search strategy used in each database. DATABASE SEARCH STRATEGY Cochrane Library (alcohol* OR "binge drinking" OR "heavy drinking") AND (chronotype OR morningness OR eveningness OR "Munich Chronotype Questionnaire" OR "Horne Östberg Questionnaire") PsycINFO (alcohol* OR "binge drinking" OR "heavy drinking") AND ((chronotype OR morningness OR eveningness OR "Munich Chronotype Questionnaire" OR "Horne Östberg Questionnaire")) PubMed

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Dyspnea, respiratory muscle strength, cough capacity, and sleep quality in individuals with substance use disorder

Dikmen Hoşbaş,

Mustafaoğlu,

Şişman Ünlü

et al. 2024

Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse

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