Financial stress and sleep duration in immune and neuroendocrine patterning. An analytical triangulation in ELSA

Results advance psychoneuroimmunological knowledge by revealing how inflammation and neuroendocrine markers cluster in older cohorts and respond to financial stress over time. Financial stress associations with short-sleep are supported. The null role of suboptimal sleep, as exposure and mediator, in profile membership, provides valuable insight into the dynamic role of sleep in immune-neuroendocrine processes.