Composite sleep score and risk of psychiatric disorders via proteomic features in preclinical obesity: a prospective cohort study from the UK Biobank

CONCLUSIONS: Our findings underscore that better sleep quality is associated with a lower risk of psychiatric disorders among individuals with preclinical obesity. The identification of proteomic mediators may provide further insight into the underlying biological mechanisms, highlighting the clinical significance of integrating sleep-related assessment and intervention.

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