Isa Okajima is an expert in Sleep medicine specialty at Tokyo Kasei University (Japan). As of October 2026, ScienceLeadR ranks Isa Okajima in the top 1% of experts in Japan for Dyssomnias and Sleep Wake Disorders. Isa Okajima has authored 99 publications, the most recent in 2026. SLR score: 286 (community average: 125). How the SLR is computed.

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Isa Okajima Tokyo Kasei University Japan
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Sleep medicine specialty

Subspecialties: Psychiatry - Neurology - Public Health

Full career – Last 3 years

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Publications and Clinical Studies

Publications – Clinical Studies

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Organizations

Career arc: 2010 - 2026

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Tokyo Kasei University

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Number : 99

Citations

Citations: 1 859 1st author: 21 Last author: 19 Unique author: 3


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5 most recent indexed articles

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Title Journal Year Citations
Reliability and validity of the Japanese version of the Sleep Problem Acceptance Questionnaire.
PMID 42886717 — sleep, sleep initiation and maintenance disorders
PLoS One20260
Chronotype and insomnia symptoms in the incidence and persistence of depressive symptoms: An 8-year longitudinal cohort study.
PMID 42632380 — patient health questionnaire, incidence, cohort studies, signs and symptoms, sleep initiation and maintenance disorders, sleep wake disorders
Sleep Med20260
Development and validation of the Suicide-related Behaviors Questionnaire-4 items across multiple high-risk populations.
PMID 42731234 — self-injurious behavior, psychiatry, suicide
J Psychiatr Res20260
Differences in insomnia-related factors between working-age and older adults: A comparison of nocturnal and daytime symptoms.
PMID 42181835 — sleep, signs and symptoms, fatigue, sleep initiation and maintenance disorders
Sleep Med X20260
Impact of sleep and psychological flexibility on young adults' physical and mental well-being.
PMID 42162180 — sleep
Sci Rep20260

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