10
Dec
Vancouver (Rajeev Sharma): Health professionals are sounding the alarm over what they describe as a widening gap in support for British Columbians living with chronic insomnia — a condition affecting hundreds of thousands across the province and significantly straining both personal well-being and the broader economy. Chronic insomnia is recognized as a neurological disorder that can intensify risks for heart disease, obesity, depression, anxiety and even suicide. While up to 15 per cent of adults in Canada are estimated to experience persistent sleep problems, clinicians say access to effective, evidence-based treatment in B.C. remains limited. High Personal and Economic Toll…
