Secondary outcome results.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Increasing evidence suggests that insomnia plays an important role in the development of depression, supporting insomnia intervention as a promising approach to prevent depression in youth. This randomized controlled trial evaluated the effectiveness...

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Main Author:	Si-Jing Chen (15350263) (author)
Other Authors:	Jian-Yu Que (9533005) (author), Ngan Yin Chan (12010808) (author), Le Shi (1860796) (author), Shirley Xin Li (12010811) (author), Joey Wing Yan Chan (12010805) (author), Weizhen Huang (141077) (author), Chris Xie Chen (20591997) (author), Chi Ching Tsang (18776790) (author), Yuen Lam Ho (20592000) (author), Charles M. Morin (5059415) (author), Ji-Hui Zhang (20481717) (author), Lin Lu (5759) (author), Yun Kwok Wing (10448018) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Neuroscience Physiology Biotechnology Science Policy Mental Health telephone clinical interviews higher remission rates adverse events related 8 – 26 49 – 2 confidence interval 0 38 – 0 0 [− 2 preventing future onset xlink "> app subclinical depressive symptoms based health education 0 [− 1 major depressive disorder supporting insomnia intervention onset mdd throughout − 0 mental health insomnia disorder disorder levels subclinical depression major depression − 1 wider dissemination week app throughout 6 targeting insomnia randomly assigned randomly allocated promote sleep promising approach primary outcome online assessments number needed november 25 month follow intervention effects insomnia plays important role hazard ratio greater decrease findings highlight controlled trial 407 females 3 ], 24 ]; 18 %) 1 years 1 year 008 ).
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