Prather AA et. al.
SLEEP 2012;35(8):1063-1069.
Experimental evidence links poor sleep with susceptibility to infectious illness; however, it remains to be determined if naturally occurring sleep is associated with immune responses known to play a role in protection against infection. The aim of this study was to determine whether sleep duration, sleep efficiency, and sleep quality, assessed in the natural environment, predict magnitude of antibody responses to a novel antigen among community volunteers in midlife.
Design:
対象:健康中年成人(n=125; 女性70名;年齢40-60歳)、B型肝炎ワクチン標準3回シリーズ接種
actigraphyと電子睡眠日誌を用い睡眠時間評価、睡眠効率、睡眠の質評価
ウィルス特異的抗体を2回目、3回目ワクチン前に確認し一次・二次抗体反応として評価最終ワクチン接種後、6ヶ月後抗B型肝炎表面抗原IgG≧10 mIU/mlをもって臨床的防御状態と判断
睡眠時間6時間より短いワクチン接種者は、7時間以上の睡眠ありのワクチン接種者に比べ、臨床的防御状態未到達リスク 11.5倍超
最終ワクチン接種6ヶ月後約15%ほどまだ抗体獲得できず。
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