Pharmacological and psychosocial interventions for night eating syndrome in adults.

Front Psychiatry · 2025 · PMC12446323 · PMID 40980047

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There were nearly significant trends for a greater number of breakfasts for the APRT group (P = 0.08) and a lower number of awakenings for eating after lying down (M = 0.8) compared to the Controls (M=2.2, P=0.06).

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