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Can't Fall Asleep. What's The Medical Condition?
A study has found that Rozerem reduced the time it took for people to fall asleep and did not leave then feeling drowsy the next day. The medication reduced the time to sleep by 50 percent or more in most patients. Side effects were considered mild to moderate with only headache reported by four percent of the participants.
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