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Advair And Sleeplessness
One-third of Americans are up in the night worrying about the economy, their money, or their jobs, a new study has found.
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The Causes of Chronic Insomnia
As we mentioned, transient and short-term insomnia can be caused by significant life events that usually pass when the stress of the... Read more »
Sleepless in a War Zone
At Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba, Mohammed Jawad, a prisoner has charged that he was subjected to sleep deprivation to persuade the... Read more »
Sick and Sleepless Fruit Flies Mirror Homans
Do you find it difficult to sleep when you're sick? So, according to the latest research from Stanford University School of Medicine, do... Read more »
Menopause and Trouble Sleeping, Part 1: Sleepless? Join the Crowd…
As I write these words, it's 5 a.m. I was up till 1:30 a.m. working on tax documents and college financial aid forms. Hmmm, 3 1/2 hours of... Read more »
Sleepless Nights and Dreamy Days
As my dear old dad becomes older and frailer his needs are increasing. As often happens with older people his sleep pattern is reversing... Read more »
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Sleeplessness can lead to high blood pressure
Adults who don't get enough sleep are at greater risk for developing high blood pressure over time, researchers say. University of Chicago scientists... Read more »
Sleepless Nights Complicate Depression
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Depression is bad enough by itself. But depression coupled with insomnia is even worse. According to researchers from the... Read more »
New type of medicine for the sleepless
Swiss researchers are studying a new sleep medication that may have fewer side effects than options such as Ambien and Halcion. Many sleep... Read more »
Childhood abuse may cause sleepless nights
A small study has found a link between childhood abuse and sleep problems, including the inability to fall asleep and poor sleep quality. Researchers... Read more »
Study: Most sleepless kids prescribed meds
Sleep meds are not approved for kids in the United States, but 80 percent of kids who see a doctor for sleep problems are prescribed meds, a study... Read more »
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