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Women & Bipolar Disorder: An afternoon with Joan
We're sitting in Café Nero and Joan (I'll call her that) is in reflective mood. Her time has been well spent, she says, and things are on... Read more »
What is Sundowning?
Sundowning is a term used with Alzheimer's in order to describe behavior difficulties that can occur in the late afternoon, evening or... Read more »
Sundowning in Alzheimer's Patients: A Definition
Sundowning is a term used with Alzheimer's in order to describe behaviour difficulties that can occur in the late afternoon, evening or... Read more »
Teenagers Working Late Nights May Have Increased Risk of Developing MS
"Shift Work at Young Age is Associated with Increased Risk for Multiple Sclerosis” That’s the title of a report which will be... Read more »
New Year's Resolution Blogger: Sleepy Head
Do you ever just want to bite someone's head off when they tell you that they are a morning person? I do. To me, there is nothing fun about... Read more »
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AAA: Driving sleepy as bad as driving drunk
Driving when you are drowsy can be as dangerous as driving drunk, according to the American Auto Association. The National Highway Traffic Safety... Read more »
Study: Modafinil safely treats excessive sleepiness
The sleep medication modafinil helped patients with excessive sleepiness without cardiovascular side effects, according to new research. In a study... Read more »
Study: Daytime sleepiness linked to nasal obstruction
People with chronic nasal obstruction are twice as likely to feel excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS), according to new research. Patients with... Read more »
Sleepy preschoolers more likely to get hurt
A study of 300 mothers and their preschool children over the course of two and half years showed that kids who get enough sleep sustain fewer... Read more »
Napping in the Afternoon May Make You Smarter
Taking a long nap in the afternoon appears to prepare the brain to remember things, a new study has found. Researchers also found that people's... Read more »
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