Is Narcolepsy Hereditary?
People whose close relatives have narcolepsy are more likely to have the sleep disorder themselves. The risk is highest for first-degree relatives (parents or siblings). According to a 2005 study in the Journal of Sleep Research, narcolepsy is 105 times higher among male first-degree relatives, and 54 times higher among female first-degree relatives, than the general population.
Narcolepsy in Children
Although narcolepsy typically begins in adolescence or young a...
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