Zopiclone-associated hallucinations: a case report and database pharmacovigilance study
AimsZopiclone is widely prescribed for insomnia, but the pharmacovigilance reporting signals for hallucinations remain poorly characterized. This study combines a case report and pharmacovigilance data to evaluate the association between zopiclone and hallucinations, compare hallucination subtype signals, and examine factors associated with higher reporting odds.MethodsWe reported a clinical case…
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