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This study investigates the relationship between levels of satisfaction with interpersonal relationships (LSIR) and insomnia symptoms among women working in aged-care services in Japan. Findings indicate that lower LSIR is significantly associated with higher odds of insomnia symptoms, particularly exacerbated by work-to-family conflict. The study highlights the need for improving interpersonal relationships to mitigate insomnia risks, although it acknowledges the limitations of its cross-sectional design.

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