SLEEP DISORDERS EPIDEMIOLOGY IN MEDICAL STUDENTS
Sleep disorders (SD) in representative samples of medical students (681 people) are revealed almost at half (47.9%) respondents. There was the bad quality of morning awakening connected with a late withdrawal to a dream (30.8%) more often. SD authentically were more often observed at first-year students and have been caused by difficulties of adaptation to study in high school. SD correlated with mastering of the received information and the expressed drowsiness during the day. Joint residing of students with parents was accompanied by more frequent night awakenings and more poor quality of a dream.