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Abstract
8.6% of participants diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea screened positive for night eating syndrome.
- Night eating syndrome (NES) was identified in 8.6% of the 81 participants assessed.
- Daytime eating disorders were present in 7.5% of the participants.
- NES showed significant associations with depression, anxiety, and other eating disorders.
- A notable correlation exists between NES and impairment of mental quality of life.
- No significant relationships were observed between NES and gender, BMI, or severity of obstructive sleep apnea.
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