Full text is available at the source.
Abstract
Bright light exposure improved sleep-wake disturbances in three aged subjects with dementia.
- Three subjects experienced increased percentage of sleep during the lights-out period and/or increased wakefulness during the daytime.
- The remaining three subjects had earlier sleep onset times.
- All subjects showed a tendency for reduced episodes of abnormal behavior around the lights-out time.
- Bright light treatment was applied daily in the late morning.
Simplified