The relationships between sleep disturbances, depression and cardiovascular disease have gained growing interest in the last decades. Most evidence available suggests that several sleep disturbances (including sleep deprivation, insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea) are not only innocent bystanders, but may contribute to increase the cardiovascular risk.– The prevalence and impact of sleep disorders may vary depending on some clinical characteristics (for instance: age, gender and comorbidities). Aging is clearly a risk factor for developing sleep disturbances; consistent evidence have shown […]