In March of 2002 I received a press release from Stanford University. It read, in part:
"In a new study, Stanford researchers describe a treatable medical condition which causes people to commit violent sexual acts in their sleep.
Referred to as "sleep sex," the nocturnal activities cited in the study range from disruptive moaning to rape-like behavior toward bed partners."
Although this may sound like a psychological problem, researchers believe it's actually a medical disorder caused...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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Source: HealthCentral Encyclopedia
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