Cognitive-behavioral therapy for sleep disturbance decreases inflammatory cytokines and oxidative stress in hemodialysis patients

Hung‐Yuan Chen(Far Eastern Memorial Hospital), I-Chih Cheng(Far Eastern Memorial Hospital), Yi‐Ju Pan(Far Eastern Memorial Hospital), Yen‐Ling Chiu(Far Eastern Memorial Hospital), Shih-Ping Hsu(Far Eastern Memorial Hospital), Mei‐Fen Pai(Far Eastern Memorial Hospital), Ju‐Yeh Yang(Far Eastern Memorial Hospital), Yu‐Sen Peng(Far Eastern Memorial Hospital), Tun‐Jun Tsai(National Taiwan University), Kwan‐Dun Wu(National Taiwan University)

Kidney International

June 8, 2011

10.1038/ki.2011.151

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