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T2 0-14 Sentence denotes To the Editor,
T3 15-201 Sentence denotes Since the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) in Wuhan, a cumulative number of 80,754 confirmed cases were reported in China until March 9, 2020 [1].
T4 202-332 Sentence denotes To prevent and control the spread of the pandemic, effective measures of medical isolation and self-isolation were widely adopted.
T5 333-441 Sentence denotes However, isolation may cause negative psychological effects [2], which in turn may impair sleep quality [3].
T6 442-517 Sentence denotes This study investigated the sleep status among the population in isolation.
T7 518-724 Sentence denotes Demographic data, isolation status, and sleep status were collected via a nationwide online self-report questionnaire survey conducted in February 2020 in China, which collected 14,505 valid questionnaires.
T8 725-965 Sentence denotes Medically isolated population was defined as people who were infected, suspected to be infected, had been exposed to infected or those suspected to be infected, or individuals who visited areas of high epidemic severity during the outbreak.
T9 966-1106 Sentence denotes Self-reported isolation population referred to people who reported self-isolation but did not meet the four conditions of medical isolation.
T10 1107-1381 Sentence denotes A total of 76.7% of the medically isolated population reported difficulty falling asleep at least once over the week preceding the survey, while the corresponding rates among self-reported isolation (51.0%) and non-reported isolation groups (42.3%) were significantly lower.
T11 1382-1532 Sentence denotes Likewise, the rate of early wake-up at least once over the week preceding the survey (79.5%) was highest among the medically isolated group (Fig. 1 ).
T12 1533-1674 Sentence denotes Among the medically isolated population, front-line anti-epidemic workers were more likely to have difficulty falling asleep (odds ratio, OR:
T13 1675-1712 Sentence denotes 1.81) and reported early wake-up (OR:
T14 1713-1751 Sentence denotes 3.13) compared with the control group.
T15 1752-1885 Sentence denotes The prevalence of sleep problems was high during the first two weeks of medical isolation and decreased thereafter (Fig. 2, Fig. 3 ).
T16 1886-2117 Sentence denotes In conclusion, sleep problems were found to be prominent among the medically-isolated population, which may be due to fear of infection, suggesting that medically isolated individuals require appropriate psychological intervention.
T17 2118-2270 Sentence denotes Fig. 1 Prevalence of self-reported sleep problems at least once during the week preceding the survey among individuals in different states of isolation.
T18 2271-2425 Sentence denotes Fig. 2 Prevalence and distribution of difficulty to fall asleep at least once during the week preceding the survey among individuals in medical isolation.
T19 2426-2568 Sentence denotes Fig. 3 Prevalence and distribution of early wake-up at least once during the week preceding the survey among individuals in medical isolation.
T20 2570-2577 Sentence denotes Funding
T21 2578-2845 Sentence denotes This work was supported by the 10.13039/501100002858China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2019M650358), the Medical Scientific Research Foundation of Guangdong Province (A2019155), and the 10.13039/501100012151Sanming Project of Medicine in Shenzhen (SZSM201612079).