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(ABC News) June 16, 2009
Experts discuss a hair loss drug that fights prostate cancer, a cough medicine that may increase the chances of conception, and seven other drugs that work to treat more than one condition.
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(CNN) June 15, 2009
President Obama told members of the American Medical Association (AMA) that imposing limits on medical malpractice lawsuits may be a "necessary part" of healthcare reform.
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(HealthScout) June 15, 2009
According to a new study, many women appear to lack the resources or time to participate in a clinical trial.
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(HealthDay News) June 12, 2009
Flushing expired or unused prescription medications may seem like a safe and easy way to dispose of them, but health experts say this practice harms the environment.
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(United Press International) June 12, 2009
In a recent study, British researchers found that only half of the people asked where their heart was could identity where it was located.
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(HealthScout) June 10, 2009
Adults who don't get enough sleep are at greater risk for developing high blood pressure over time, researchers say.
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(HealthDay News) June 10, 2009
Researchers say the shared genetic effects of insomnia, depression, and anxiety suggest that these disorders are linked, and they say teens who suffer from one of the mental health conditions should also be screened for insomnia.
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(United Press International) June 10, 2009
Researchers say that there is no set age when children should stop napping.
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(CNN) June 8, 2009
A health reporter gives fives ways you can know if a medical discount or insurance plan is a scam.
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(Reuters) June 4, 2009
Officials with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have released a list of two dozen drugs that it is in the early stages of reviewing for possible safety problems.
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(CNN) May 28, 2009
Who has the right to make decisions about a child's medical needs--the parents, the doctors, or the courts?
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(CNN) May 21, 2009
Most new college graduates say they're ready for the "real world." But are they ready for the world of health insurance?
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(HealthScout) May 19, 2009
But the new study also suggests that infants' sleep disturbances are reversible with behavioral, environmental changes.
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(Telegraph) May 18, 2009
A study of nurses has found that those who sleep the most are thinner than those who get less shut-eye.
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(CNN) May 18, 2009
A health reporter gives five tips for getting health insurance coverage if you have a pre-existing medical condition, including using COBRA, finding assistance through your state, and becoming a "group of one."
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(United Press International) May 11, 2009
According to a new government report, women are nearly twice as likely as men to suffer from major depression, three times more likely to attempt suicide, and two to three times more likely to experience anxiety disorders than men.
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(Science Daily) May 6, 2009
Adolescents who were diagnosed with ADHD as children are more likely to have lifelong sleep problems than those who were never diagnosed with ADHD, a new study suggests.
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(HealthScout) May 3, 2009
According to a new poll, more than half of U.S. adults surveyed believe the federal agency is falling behind in safeguarding food, drugs.
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(HealthScout) April 28, 2009
According to a new study, about a third of youths surveyed aren't smoking pot to get high, but to replace ADHD, sleep, and depression medications that have unpleasant side effects.
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(HealthScout) April 28, 2009
Researchers have found that many patients are waiting years after a diagnosis to fill a first prescription because of high co-pay costs.
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(United Press International) April 26, 2009
U.S. researchers have found that waking up during surgery is surprisingly common, affecting 1-in-500 surgical cases.
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(The Associated Press) April 26, 2009
Canada became the third country to confirm human cases of swine flu Sunday as other nations considered wider measures to curb the spread of the virus.
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(Christian Science Monitor) April 26, 2009
Officials in the Obama administration are seeking to reassure an edgy public about a potential swine flu outbreak, stressing the need for patience and preparedness, not panic.
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(Huffington Post) April 26, 2009
Reporter Ben Sherwood offers this list of three ways you can protect yourself from the swine flu virus.
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(BakerfieldNow.com) April 26, 2009
The federal government has declared a public health emergency to deal with swine flu, the Associated Press reports.
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(New York Times) April 13, 2009
In a step that critics have long requested, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will begin checking the safety of some of the riskiest medical devices.
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(Reuters) April 8, 2009
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(The Associated Press) April 2, 2009
Grocery store chain Kroger has recalled some store brand mayonnaise because it may be contaminated with salmonella.
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(BBC News) April 1, 2009
People who have persistent sleep problems are more likely to try to commit suicide, a new study suggests.
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(Los Angeles Times) March 31, 2009
Job and economy-related stress is causing a boom in at least one business, experts say.
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(The Associated Press) March 31, 2009
The drugstore chain Walgreens is offering free clinic visits to people who lose their jobs and health insurance through the end of this year.
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(The Associated Press) March 31, 2009
Officials at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are warning consumers not to eat any products containing pistachios because the nuts may be contaminated with salmonella.
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(Kroger.com) March 30, 2009
The recalled products may be contaminated with salmonella, Kroger officials say.
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(CNN) March 29, 2009
A health reporter talks to experts about how you can navigate the "minefield" of choosing a private health plan.
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(CNN) March 19, 2009
A recent study by Consumer Reports has found that 28 percent of Americans have taken dangerous steps to cut the cost of their prescription medications.
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(U.S. News and World Report) March 18, 2009
Canadian researchers say that people who suffer from insomnia often endure the condition for quite some time.
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(Cortlandt Forum) March 18, 2009
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Edluar for the short-term treatment of insomnia.
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(USA Today) March 18, 2009
The drug Provigil (modafinil) which is used to treat narcolepsy, and off-label to give a brain-boost to patients with ADHD and schizophrenia, may be more addictive than previously thought, a new study suggests.
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(HealthScout) March 16, 2009
Americans who get little shuteye during the work week may be putting themselves in danger of Type 2 diabetes, a new study has found.
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(Los Angeles Times) March 10, 2009
A reporter answers some of the most common questions about how healthcare reform may--or may not--change the way you manage your health.
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(Medical News Today) March 4, 2009
A new study suggests there may be a specific sleep disorder intrinsic to patients who have ADHD.
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(HealthScout) March 3, 2009
According to a new poll, one-third of Americans are up at night worrying about personal finances.
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(Chicago Sun-Times) March 2, 2009
A new British study has found that women have more--and more scary--nightmares than men.
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(HealthDay News) February 23, 2009
In a recent meeting with governors at the White House, President Barack Obama said his administration intends to distribute $15 billion within two days to help with states' Medicaid payments to the poor.
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(CNN) February 23, 2009
A reporter talks to experts about the best ways to deal with emergency medical personnel so that you and your symptoms are taken seriously.
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(Reuters) February 18, 2009
Losing weight can reverse mild sleep apnea, a new study suggests.
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(Medical News Today) February 18, 2009
Researchers say that people in many cultures view dreams as messages full of hidden truth, and a new study suggests that Americans are no different.
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(HealthScout) February 17, 2009
People who manage their headaches may suffer insomnia, and this may lead to more headaches, new study suggests.
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(CNN) February 16, 2009
If you're one of the millions of Americans who is living without health insurance, experts say there are things you can do to gain or regain health coverage.
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(CNN) February 8, 2009
A health reporter talks to experts about the top three mistakes people can make with their health insurance during these uncertain economic times.
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(New York Times) February 8, 2009
Experts say there are ways people can save money on prescriptions during these hard economic times, including comparing retail outlets and talking to their doctors about less expensive options.
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(Washington Post) February 3, 2009
People who sleep too much or too little are at risk for disease, and new research suggests that inflammation may be the link.
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(Reuters UK) February 1, 2009
The economic stimulus plan currently being debated in Washington would pour millions of dollars into healthcare, experts say.
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(New York Times) January 25, 2009
As people cut healthcare spending to make their monthly bills, experts say there are some health-related expenses that you can't afford to skip.
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(HealthDay News) January 25, 2009
Experts say Americans eat 700 million pounds of peanut butter every year, which is complicating the recall effort.
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(HealthDay News) January 21, 2009
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning to healthcare providers and consumers about serious and life-threatening risks associated with improper use of prescription and over-the-counter topical anesthetics.
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(New York Times) January 18, 2009
The 19-item checklist includes such basic steps as having the doctors and nurses introduce themselves, ensuring that adequate blood is on hand, and making certain that all equipment needed is present.
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(Los Angeles Times) January 17, 2009
This article contains a list of the products voluntarily recalled by the Kellogg Co. because they could be contaminated with salmonella from a Georgia peanut processing facility.
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(HealthDay News) January 17, 2009
Officials at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are warning consumers to avoid eating all products that contain peanut butter or peanut butter paste, except for jarred peanut butter.
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(Reuters UK) January 14, 2009
The move, which has been opposed by pharmaceutical industry critics, allows drugmakers to distribute medical journal articles that describe unapproved uses for drugs.
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(Washington Post) January 13, 2009
Physician and health and science reporter David Brown discusses how President-elect Obama's promise to reform the U.S. healthcare system is going to be more difficult than many imagine.
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(Associated Press) January 11, 2009
Former Senator Tom Daschle has vowed that if chosen to be health secretary, the healthcare reform process will be aggressive and open, and it will move quickly to improve care while lowering costs.
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(Atlanta Journal-Constitution) January 11, 2009
Some believe Gupta is already recognized as a spokesperson for good health, while others believe he lacks the experience or depth of knowledge of the world of public health to be an effective surgeon general.
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(MSN) January 5, 2009
Will "exergaming" help you get into shape, or should you try boot camp or high-intensity interval training instead?
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(CNN) December 28, 2008
A reporter picks the top six health stories of 2008, including stem cell research, autism, and health care reform.
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(Washington Post) December 23, 2008
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(U.S. News and World Report) December 15, 2008
A good night's sleep may truly be the best medicine, one new study suggests.
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(HealthDay News) December 15, 2008
A new study suggests that an electronic prescribing system that tells doctors which drugs are the least expensive could save patients millions of dollars each year.
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(BBC) December 8, 2008
A study of more than 36,000 people has linked sleep disorders to Type 2 diabetes.
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(Daily Mail) November 25, 2008
A recent study has found that as many as one in five men could be suffering from a health condition known as "male menopause."
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(FOX News) November 19, 2008
Japanese researchers have found that people who have hypertension and get less than the recommended amount of sleep are a higher risk of heart disease and stroke.
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(Reuters) November 18, 2008
Researchers say that women who get too little sleep may be putting themselves at risk for cancer.
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(Medical News Today) November 18, 2008
Sleep apnea has been tied to a risk for heart disease, and new research suggests it may harm your eyes as well.
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(The New York Times) November 18, 2008
The stress of caretaking can lead to depression, illness, or a feeling of being emotionally worn out.
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(HealthDay) November 15, 2008
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(CNN) November 14, 2008
Experts say the Internet may offer patients an easier way to have doctors review their case and provide advice.
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(HealthDay News) November 12, 2008
Building a relationship with your family pharmacy, asking questions about your meds, and keeping track of the drugs you're taking are all ways to get "medicine smart," experts say.
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(CNN) November 12, 2008
Has the desire not to stigmatize mental health problems resulted in a situation where treatments are inadequate?
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(Daily Mail) October 28, 2008
A new study on sleep apnea has raised questions about whether or not the condition could help as much as it harms.
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(Health) October 22, 2008
Compulsive behaviors and sleepwalking are just a few of the side effects meds can cause, but the risk may be worth a good night's sleep.
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(Blog: Pick the Brain) October 17, 2008
Many people who suffer from insomnia and other sleep disorders have heard the standard tips on getting a good night's sleep.
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(HealthDay News) October 16, 2008
According to a recent survey, one in five people have used prescription medications to increase their brain power or concentration.
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(Foodconsumer.org) October 16, 2008
Lack of sleep or poor quality sleep may raise the risk of high blood pressure in teens, a new study suggests.
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(eScience News) October 5, 2008
A recent study suggests that teenagers who have trouble sleeping may be at a higher risk for being depressed and using drugs later in life.
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(Medical News Today) October 5, 2008
Transcept Pharmaceuticals, Inc. has submitted an application to the Food and Drug Administration for a new prescription sleep medication for people who have trouble falling back to sleep after waking up at night.
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(Medical News Today) October 3, 2008
A new study suggests that changing hormone levels during menopause affect women's sleep differently throughout the transition.
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(New York Times) October 2, 2008
A reporter talks to experts about how consumers can weigh the evidence gleaned from different kinds of medical studies to help them decide which treatments may--and may not--work.
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(CNN) September 30, 2008
More health clubs and gyms are offering workouts and classes specifically designed for people with chronic health conditions.
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(HealthDay) September 30, 2008
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(Medical News Today) September 28, 2008
A follow-up study of teenagers with sleep-related breathing disorders found several links between that condition and obesity.
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(Medical News Today) September 22, 2008
Researchers now think that elderly people who have sleep apnea may not have a higher risk of death, contradictory to previous theories.
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(News-Medical.Net) September 22, 2008
GlaxoSmithKline and XenoPort, Inc. have submitted Solzira to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of moderate-to-severe Restless Legs Syndrome.
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(The Seattle Times) September 17, 2008
A reader who has been taking the asthma med Advair wants to know if the drug can cause thinning skin.
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(Daily Mail) September 17, 2008
The vitamin A-based drug worked for over half of the adults in a recent study.
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(Medical News Today) September 15, 2008
The non-profit group Awake in America is offering to help sleep apnea patients who lost CPAP machines due to natural disasters.
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(HealthCentral) September 15, 2008
A geriatric specialist says that older adults who have trouble sleeping for more than two weeks should discuss the issue with a doctor.
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(Reuters) September 7, 2008
A new study found that middle school children with a TV or computer
in their room got less sleep and spent more time watching TV and
surfing the Internet.
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(UPI) September 4, 2008
U.S. researchers say they can distinguish people who suffer from fibromyalgia from those who don't have the condition by taking measurements during their sleep.
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(Reuters) August 29, 2008
Obese people with sleep apnea can expect weight loss surgery to
ease the nighttime breathing problem, but not erase it.
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(Medical News Today) August 29, 2008
Teenagers who have trouble falling to sleep at night or who wake up
too early may be at an increased risk for high blood pressure when
compared to teenagers who sleep well, according to a new study.
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(HealthDay) August 16, 2008
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(National Institutes of Health) August 12, 2008
Call for adults ages 18 years to 64 years who suffer from primary
insomnia to participate in a study.
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(abc30.com) August 12, 2008
A new survey by
Consumer Reports has found that most Americans are suffering
some sort of sleep problem.
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(U.S. News & World Report) August 12, 2008
People are groggier and think less clearly when woken up during
their night-time sleep than during daytime sleep such as an
afternoon nap, a new study shows.
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(HealthDay) August 12, 2008
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(HealthDay) August 7, 2008
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(MySleepCentral.com) August 3, 2008
A small study suggests men with sleep apnea may be more likely to
need to go to the bathroom frequently during the night.
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(Medical News Today) August 3, 2008
The new insomnia medication Sublinox has been accepted for final
review by the Food and Drug Administration. Manufacturer Orexo says
the medication may be approved for sale sometime in 2009.
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(BBC News) August 3, 2008
A recent study has found that men with high levels anxiety and
insomnia may be twice as likely to develop diabetes as men with
less psychological distress.
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(MyDepressionConnection.com) August 3, 2008
Researchers say that people with fibromyalgia are very likely to
have trouble sleeping, which can make pain and other symptoms of
the condition worse.
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(The San Bernadino Sun) July 23, 2008
A reader asks Dr. Gott if sleeping in a sitting position is an OK
cure for insomnia.
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(HealthDay) July 24, 2008
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(MySleepCentral.com) July 22, 2008
One researcher thinks that people who have heart attacks during the
night are very likely to have undiagnosed sleep apnea.
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(HealthDay) July 23, 2008
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(Newsweek) July 20, 2008
In this article, an author and professor who has had insomnia for
year highlights five common myths about sleep.
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(WebMD) July 17, 2008
Fatigue is one of the most commonly cited health symptoms, and many
people assume it's their high-stress lifestyle causing the problem.
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(HealthDay) July 15, 2008
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(Science Daily) July 3, 2008
Veterans returning from the Iraq wars have as much trouble sleeping
as patients suffering from chronic insomnia, according to small
study.
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(Science Daily) July 1, 2008
Caucasian women were more likely to report difficulty staying
asleep, while Hispanic women were less likely than other ethnic
groups to wake several times during the night.
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(Earth Times) July 1, 2008
A new cloth mask for continuous positive airway pressure machines
may make treatment for sleep apnea more comfortable.
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(Baltimore Business Journal) June 29, 2008
Vanda Pharmaceuticals Inc. reports that their experimental insomnia
drug helped study participants fall asleep more easily in a recent
clinical trial but did not help participants sleep longer.
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(Medical News Today) June 29, 2008
A survey of more than 4,000 employees suggests that companies lose
two and half weeks of productivity each year due to insomnia.
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(Telegraph.co.uk) June 29, 2008
According to a new survey, happily married women were less likely
than unhappy ones to have problems sleeping.
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(HOI 19) June 29, 2008
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center has opened a dedicated sleep center for
cancer patients to help them solve sleep problems.
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(U.S. News and World Report) June 24, 2008
A new study again links low vitamin D levels with an increased risk
of death.
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(CBS News) June 19, 2008
One sleep researcher thinks that oxygen deprivation may cause
short-term memory loss in people with sleep apnea.
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(MedicalNewsToday) June 18, 2008
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(MySleepCentral.com) June 18, 2008
A new study found that a child is more likely to have sleep apnea
if his or her neck size is larger than normal.
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(Medical News Today) June 16, 2008
Children who suffer from migraines are more likely to suffer from
sleep disorders than children who don't have the headaches,
according to new research.
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(MySleepCentral.com) June 16, 2008
Women who have unusual sleep patterns may also be more likely to
have an irregular menstral cycle, according to a small study.
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(HealthCentral.com) June 13, 2008
A small study suggests that moderate exercise is the most likely to
help people who have trouble sleeping.
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(HealthDay) June 13, 2008
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(Ivanhoe) June 12, 2008
A good night's sleep may help improve some Alzheimer's patients'
memory.
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(IrishHealth.com) June 9, 2008
A recent study linked a good night's sleep to better grades and
attitudes among teenagers.
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(KSN.com) June 5, 2008
A new procedure may provide an alternative to the continuous
positive airway pressure machines used to treat sleep apnea.
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(HealthDay) May 29, 2008
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(HealthDay) May 28, 2008
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(Medical News Today) May 21, 2008
A survey in Ireland found low self-esteem, thoughts of death among
the most common symptoms of depression.
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(Reuters) May 20, 2008
A study of rats suggests that drinking green tea can provide some
protection against memory problems sometimes caused by sleep apnea.
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(EurekAlert) May 20, 2008
A device that regulates breathing in people with sleep apnea may
reduce blood pressure in addition to treating the nighttime
breathing disorder.
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(Science Daily) May 20, 2008
People who have had a stroke and have obstructive sleep apnea have
a higher risk of dying than people with central sleep apnea,
according to new research.
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(Medical News Today) May 20, 2008
A small study suggests that people with sleep apnea may need
supplemental oxygen when on a plane flight.
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(MedPageToday) May 13, 2008
A generic version of Requip for the treatment of restless leg
syndrome will soon be available.
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(Washington Post) May 13, 2008
The researchers reviewed almost 18,000 surveys completed by parents
of 5- to 7-year-olds to see how many snored or wet the bed
frequently.
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(Health Day) May 12, 2008
A new analysis suggests that people stop taking medications for
restless leg syndrome because the drugs have unpleasant side
effects and stop working over time.
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(ABC News) May 8, 2008
Driving when you are drowsy can be as dangerous as driving drunk,
according to the American Auto Association.
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(Telegraph) May 7, 2008
Two new studies have shown a connection between not getting enough
sleep and developing metabolic syndrome.
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(Forbes) May 7, 2008
People with health problems that disrupt their sleep tend to take
naps more frequently, according to a new study.
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(U.S. News & World Report) May 1, 2008
Children who suffer from migraines are more likely to have sleep
disorders than children who have non-migraine headaches,
researchers say.
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(CNN) April 30, 2008
Three of five military personnel in a new survey say they are
afraid to seek help for mental health problems because of concerns
that doing so will harm their careers.
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(HealthDay) April 30, 2008
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(National Institutes of Health) April 29, 2008
The purpose of this study is to determine if Org 50081 is a safe
and effective treatment for insomnia
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(Medical News Today) April 29, 2008
Children with migraine are more likely to have sleep disorders,
such as sleep apnea and lack of sleep, than children without
migraine, according to research on the effects of headaches on
children's s
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(Atlanta Journal Constitution) April 29, 2008
SUNDAY, April 27 (HealthDay News) -- Many older adults don't get
enough sleep, which can increase the risk of serious health
problems such as obesity, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, says
the Ame
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(Medical News Today) April 24, 2008
Mental Health Awareness Month, observed throughout May in the
United States, increases awareness about mental illness such as
depression.
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(MedPage Today) April 24, 2008
CHICAGO, April 21 -- Restless leg syndrome patients may get
symptomatic relief from a transdermal patch indicated for
Parkinson's disease, according to findings of a randomized trial.
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(U.S. News & World Report) April 24, 2008
U.S. News asked Frances Chung, a professor at the University of
Toronto's University Health Network, about the surgery-associated
risks tied to sleep apnea.
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(U.S. News & World Report) April 24, 2008
For people with obstructive sleep apnea�a
condition in which people stop breathing briefly while
asleep�surgery can be risky.
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(EurekAlert) April 22, 2008
Nasal surgery to remove obstructions from the airway is associated
with improvements in quality of life for patients with obstructive
sleep apnea and symptoms of nasal blockages, according to a report
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(Medical News Tody) April 15, 2008
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have approved
at-home sleep testing for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
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(Boston.com) April 15, 2008
Insomnia induced by workplace concerns is rampant, preventing many
workers from getting a good Sunday night's sleep in preparation for
the work week, according to a new poll from Monster, the online j
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(Telegraph) April 15, 2008
A pill that could prevent heavy snoring, bringing relief to
thousands of sufferers and their spouses, is being developed by
scientists.
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(MedTrackAlert) April 9, 2008
If you have health insurance that includes prescription drug
coverage, the pharmacy card in your wallet gives your insurance
company more power over your prescriptions than you may realize. It
allows the insurer--not your pharmacy--to set the price of your
prescription. Find out why and what you can do about it.
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(EurekAlert) April 8, 2008
Children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
appear likely to experience sleep problems, according to a report
in the April issue of Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent
Medicine, a th
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(My Fox Twin Cities) April 8, 2008
A federal agency that regulates truckers is taking a look at how to
curb sleepiness in commercial drivers. Sleep apnea is dangerous to
others on the road.
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(University of Texas Health Science Center) April 2, 2008
The study included 3,134 adolescents from ages 11 to 17 years old.
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(MSNBC.com) April 2, 2008
Hours in the sack may have more to do with your weight than hours
in the gym, finds a new study that shows too little
� or too much � shuteye is a
major factor in obesity.
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(Medical News Today) April 2, 2008
Patients with persistent insomnia were more likely to remain
depressed than patients with no insomnia.
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(The Washington Post) March 30, 2008
According to author Shannon Brownlee, Americans are bombarded with
medical news in an attempt to raise their 'awareness' of health
conditions such as high cholesterol, osteoporosis, and
pre-diabetes.
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(New York Times) March 25, 2008
Last year, I spotted an interesting report about ways to treat
insomnia without drugs. I wrote about it and quickly learned how
devastating an illness insomnia really is.
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(WashingtonPost.com) March 25, 2008
FRIDAY, March 21 (HealthDay News) -- Women suffer more damage to
their cardiovascular health from poor sleep than men do, and
researchers at Duke University Medical Center believe they've
determined w
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(Orange County Register) March 20, 2008
Q. I just read your very informative Q&A regarding snoring and
sleep apnea in children. I have a 4� -year-old son
who always snores when sleeping (has done so since he was about 6
months old).
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(University of Rochester Medical Center) March 20, 2008
A new study from the University of Rochester has found that
parental observations and perceptions of their
childrens� sleep habits are a valuable supplement
to objective laboratory tests in detectin
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(HealthDay News) March 20, 2008
The stress hormone cortisol may provide relief to people with
fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, a California researcher
says.
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(National Institutes of Health) March 18, 2008
To demonstrate efficacy and characterize the dose response
relationship of PD 0200390 on subjective wake after sleep onset in
subjects with primary insomnia.
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(HealthDay) March 11, 2008
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(United Press Internationl) March 10, 2008
NORTHBROOK, Ill., March 4 (UPI) -- Most U.S. physicians report they
aren't getting the sleep they need to function at their best, a
study found.
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(Science Daily) March 10, 2008
Researchers say that time zones and television programming
schedules now have more effect on sleep habits than natural cues
like sunlight.
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(CNN.com) March 8, 2008
This article offers advice on how to change your bedroom to help
improve your sleep.
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(Vanderbilt University) March 4, 2008
A small study has found that melatonin can solve or reduce sleeping
trouble in children with autism.
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(MedPage Today) March 4, 2008
NIJMEGEN, The Netherlands, March 3 -- Half of the patients with
narcolepsy in a case-control study reported a persistent craving
for food and binge eating, researchers here reported.
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(BBC News) March 3, 2008
A study of 12,000 people suggests that people who snore loudly have
a significantly higher risk of heart attack and stroke than people
who don't snore.
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(ScienceDaily) March 3, 2008
A small study suggests that taking Ritalin can help adults with
attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder sleep better.
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(Washington Post) February 29, 2008
Researchers say that television should not be part of a bedtime
routine for babies and young children.
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(Medical News Today) February 29, 2008
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 injuries.
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(Reuters) February 29, 2008
A study of almost 20,000 adults in four states showed that 10
percent of adults don't get enough sleep on a regular basis.
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(HealthDay) February 22, 2008
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(HealthDay) February 21, 2008
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(WBNG 12 Action News) February 14, 2008
A new study suggests that some of the sleep problems blamed on hot
flashes may be due to sleep disorders such as sleep apnea.
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(Science Daily) February 12, 2008
A recent study has found that not getting enough sleep can
significantly increase a child's chance of becoming overweight.
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(Fox Business) February 11, 2008
A new once-daily dose of the antidepressant Trazodone helped
insomnia and depression in recent clinical trial.
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(MSNBC) February 11, 2008
Researchers are finding that sleep apnea in children may affect
parts of the brain involved in learning and attention.
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(WJZ TV 13) February 6, 2008
In a small study of 80 people, smokers were more likely to have a
bad night's sleep than non-smokers.
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(Science Daily) February 6, 2008
Doctors may be less likely to prescribe sleeping medications to
patients who have insomnia and depression, anxiety, or other mood
disorders, according to a new study.
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(Medical Page Today) February 6, 2008
A study of about 4,000 teenagers found that sleep trouble is as
common as depression and substance abuse and affected about 25
percent of the study group.
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(USA Today) January 30, 2008
A small study has found that using a cell phone just before going
to bed may cause insomnia and headaches.
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(United Press International) January 29, 2008
A new study has found that people who snore nightly were 68 percent
more likely to develop chronic bronchitis than people who don't
snore.
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(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) January 14, 2008
Under a new proposal, Medicare may soon approve treatment for sleep
apnea when the breathing disorder is diagnosed by a test that can
be done at home.
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(HealthDay News) January 9, 2008
A new study suggests that people with restless leg syndrome are
more than twice as likely to have heart disease or stroke than
people without the sleeping disorder.
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(Pharmaceutical Business Review) January 9, 2008
A recent study has found that Ambien CR can help people with
insomnia and generalized anxiety disorder fall asleep faster and
stay asleep longer.
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(HealthDay) January 9, 2008
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(Reuters) December 17, 2007
Researchers are urging changes in hospital routines to allow
patients to get enough sleep to improve recovery from illnesses.
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(USNews.com) December 17, 2007
The discovery of what regulate the body's sleeping and waking
cycles may help in developing new medications to treat sleep
disorders.
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(Mayo Clinic) December 17, 2007
This short video shows what happens to your brain, breathing, and
throat during sleep apnea.
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(Marpac) December 10, 2007
The editors at MedTrackAlert offer this healthful, helpful gift
idea for people on your holiday list.
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(Science Daily) December 9, 2007
A new study shows for the first time that therapy that focuses on
practical lifestyle changes can ease the symptoms of bipolar
disorder.
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(Medical News Today) December 4, 2007
A nighttime breathing problem disproportionately affects children
who are overweight and African- American, according to a new study.
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(PharmaLive) December 4, 2007
A new study shows that Rozerem doesn't make nighttime breathing
more difficult in people with moderate to severe chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease.
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(Telegraph Herald Online) December 4, 2007
Stress, medications, and sleep disorders can contribute to
nightmares or to waking up out of a nightmare and remembering it.
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(HealthDay) December 4, 2007
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(HealthDay) November 27, 2007
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(Forbes.com) November 26, 2007
Researchers say sleep disruption is not an inherent part of aging
but that many elderly people sleep poorly due to chronic illnesses,
normal aches and pains, and depression.
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(TimesDaily.com) November 26, 2007
This article explains the how sleep keeps your mind and body
healthy as well as how too little sleep can be a serious health
risk.
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(CBS News) November 14, 2007
A recent study showed that children with allergies have a 29
percent decrease in activity on days when allergy symptoms like
congestion and headaches are at their worst.
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(Medical News Today) November 13, 2007
With winter's shorter daylight hours, many people suffer from
seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which is marked by depression
and sleep problems.
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(HealthDay News) November 13, 2007
A high-fat diet can upset a person's internal body clock, affecting
metabolism, sleep patterns, and appetite, according to new
research.
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(Houston Chronicle) November 13, 2007
Researchers believe that kids who don't get enough sleep are more
likely to become overweight.
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(HealthDay News) November 7, 2007
Though researchers are uncertain how much of a problem the sleep
disturbances are to patients, they do want to raise awareness that
some sleep issues could be linked to the cholesterol-lowering med.
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(Science Daily) November 6, 2007
Doctors may be able to use breathing patterns during sleep to
predict heart health.
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(Medical News Today) November 6, 2007
Stress can trigger sleep disturbances in people without a history
of sleep problems.
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(HealthDay) November 6, 2007
Problems that can stem from being too tired
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(Health Central) November 5, 2007
German researchers say that migraine patients are more likely to
have restless leg syndrome than people who don't have the severe
headaches.
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(Reuters) October 30, 2007
Researchers are testing infrared cameras to see if they are easier
to use than the multiple sensors and wires often used to detect
sleep apnea.
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(New York Times) October 30, 2007
People who take sleep drugs think the medications help more than
they actually do, according to new research.
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(Medical News Today) October 23, 2007
The Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends that people use the extra
hour gained during the transition to standard on Sunday, Nov. 4, to
get an extra hour of sleep.
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(Science Daily) October 23, 2007
The sleep medication modafinil helped patients with excessive
sleepiness without cardiovascular side effects, according to new
research.
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(Forbes.com) October 23, 2007
An experimental sleep medication helped elderly patients sleep
longer in recent clinical studies, according to the drug's
manufacturer, Evotec AG.
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(Doctor's Guide News) October 16, 2007
Women who have hot flashes and snore may also suffer from sleep
apnea, according to a new study of postmenopausal women.
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(Medical News Today) October 16, 2007
A researcher from Harvard Medical School says that several large
studies show that people who don't get enough sleep have higher
rates of diabetes.
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(MarketWatch) October 16, 2007
An experimental medication reduced hot flashes and sleep
disturbances in postmenopausal women when compared with a placebo,
according to new data released by the drug maker.
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(Reuters) October 9, 2007
Sleep apnea patients who use CPAPs may be helping their arteries,
new research suggests.
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(Medical News Today) October 9, 2007
Older women who sleep less than six hours per night have poorer
daytime function than those who sleep longer, according to new
research.
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(MSNBC) October 9, 2007
Women sleep slightly better alone than with a romantic partner,
while men sleep better next to women, according to a new study.
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(Medical News Today) October 3, 2007
People with chronic nasal obstruction are twice as likely to feel
excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS), according to new research.
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(Reuters) October 2, 2007
The experimental insomnia medication APD125 is performing better
than placebo in helping people stay asleep in clinical trials,
according to its manufacturer.
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(USA Today) October 2, 2007
Chronic insomnia puts people at risk for anxiety but not for
depression, according to new research.
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(Yahoo! Health) September 24, 2007
Physicians are not adequately advising women about medications that
might be risky during pregnancy, according to a new study.
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(CNN) September 24, 2007
These five sleeping disorders can make sufferers afraid to fall
asleep.
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(Reuters) September 24, 2007
Not getting enough sleep can lead to increased health risks,
according to a new British study that analyzed 10,000 government
workers over 17 years.
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(Medical News Today) September 18, 2007
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine says that establishing good
sleep habits can increase a woman's chance for a healthy, full-term
baby.
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(Orlando Sentinel) September 18, 2007
This short list of questions about sleep apnea signs may help you
decide if you should ask your doctor for a formal diagnosis.
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(Medical News Today) September 18, 2007
A recent study has found that people taking pain medications on a
daily basis are much more likely to have sleep apnea than the
general population.
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(Medical News Today) September 10, 2007
Babies slept less and woke from naps sooner when their mothers
smoked before breastfeeding, researchers have found.
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(Science Daily) September 10, 2007
New research has found that patients taking opioid-based chronic
pain medications are at a greater risk for sleep apnea than the
general population.
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(Reuters) September 10, 2007
Teenagers with sleep apnea are more likely to have risk factors for
type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke, a study has found.
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(Science Daily) September 10, 2007
A study has that found women who sleep less than five hours a night
are twice as likely to have high blood pressure than women who
sleep seven hours or more.
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(Medical News Today) September 3, 2007
Doctors are testing a new jaw surgery to help patients with sleep
apnea who have already tried medication and continuous positive
airway pressure devices without success.
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(WebMD) September 3, 2007
People with sleep apnea who used a continuous positive airway
pressure device were 64 percent less likely to have heart attacks
and strokes, a study has found.
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(ZDNet) September 3, 2007
A survey has found that people who spend more evening hours using
the Internet or watching television report not getting enough
sleep, even though they sleep about as long as people who spend
fewer hours in comparison.
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(Newswise) September 3, 2007
A clinical study has found that for adults with chronic insomnia
Rozerem reduces the amount of time needed to fall asleep for up to
six months.
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(Medical News Today) August 27, 2007
Working the night shift does not increase a person's cancer risk
according to a new study that contradicts several recent reports to
the contrary.
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(STLToday.com) August 27, 2007
A small study has found poor sleep habits disrupt two hormones
associated with appetite.
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(MSN Health) August 27, 2007
A study has found up to 25 percent of kids have trouble sleeping
and that sleep apnea is a major problem.
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(The Cincinnati Post) August 18, 2007
A reader wants to know why she sometimes has trouble coming fully
awake after taking a short nap.
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(Delaware Online) August 18, 2007
Several people with restless leg syndrome describe how they deal
with the discomfort of the condition which ranges from mild to
severe.
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(Medical News Today) August 18, 2007
A sleep expert offers advice on how to clear your mind at the end
of the day and make it easier for you to fall asleep.
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(MSNBC) August 18, 2007
Babies born to women who experienced depression and anxiety while
pregnant are more likely to have sleep problems than other
children.
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(Medical News Today) August 13, 2007
A study has found lack of sleep leads to greater nighttime urine
production and more salt in urine.
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(Science Daily) August 13, 2007
In a small study, researchers have found that white blood cells of
narcoleptics often have a different genetic structure than white
blood cells in people who don't have the sleep disorder.
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(Medical News Today) August 13, 2007
Serotonin, a hormone that may help regulate sleep, is lower in
rotating shift workers compared to day workers, a study has found.
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(ABC News) August 6, 2007
A new report finds Provigil is often used by students,
professionals, and soldiers to stay alert.
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(Science Daily) August 6, 2007
A study has found a protein associated with heart disease may
indicate mental disability in kids ages 5 to 7 with sleep apnea.
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(Forbes.com) August 6, 2007
A study has found one-third of people with Type 2 diabetes also
have sleep apnea, with older men twice as likely as women to suffer
from the condition.
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(HealthDay News) August 1, 2007
Researchers found 60 percent of American kids under 11 have trouble
sleeping a couple of nights a week.
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(Insight Journal) July 30, 2007
A small study has found a link between childhood abuse and sleep
problems, including the inability to fall asleep and poor sleep
quality.
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(10news.com) July 27, 2007
A recent survey of 2,000 truck drivers showed that 70 percent are
at a high risk for sleep apnea.
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(Medical News Today) July 23, 2007
Caraco Pharmaceuticals has received tentative approval from the
U.S. Food and Drug Administration for Modafinil tablets to treat
excessive sleepiness.
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(Medical News Today) July 23, 2007
Researchers have found that women who develop memory problems over
a period of 13 to 15 years may be more likely to have fitful sleep.
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(MedPage Today) July 23, 2007
Researchers have found that warm, humidified air delivered through
a plastic tube inserted in the nose can reduce the symptoms of
sleep apnea.
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(Medical News Today) July 23, 2007
Researchers believe that genes that form the arms and legs in the
earliest stages of human development may represent a risk factor in
developing restless leg syndrome.
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(HealthDay News) July 16, 2007
Gender, age, and overall health may predict which early Parkinson's
patients will hallucinate and be sleepy researchers say.
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(Science Daily) July 16, 2007
A study has found that teenage boys who prefer nights over mornings
are more likely to have antisocial and behavior and attention
issues.
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(News-Medical.Net) July 16, 2007
Researchers have found a significant number of elderly patients who
were prescribed a sleeping med for short-term insomnia during a
hospital stay are still taking them six months later.
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(EurekAlert!) July 10, 2007
A recent study has found that people with narcolepsy do not
experience a short phase of muscle paralysis that is part of a
normal sleep pattern.
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(Mayo Clinic) July 8, 2007
The Mayo clinic offers tips for getting a better night's sleep.
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(EurekAlert!) July 8, 2007
People who have sleep trouble for more than a few weeks may be at
higher risk for developing anxiety and depression.
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(Medical News Today) July 8, 2007
A new study has found no benefit from herbal supplements, dietary
changes and non-prescription sleep aids to treat insomnia.
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(Medical News Today) July 8, 2007
Experts at the National Institute of Health discuss how magnesium
intake can affect older people's health.
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(MedPage Today) July 1, 2007
A study has found that Rozerem reduced the time it took to fall
asleep and did not leave people feeling drowsy the next day.
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(Medical News Today) July 1, 2007
People with sleep apnea should use a continuous positive airway
pressure device for at least seven and a half hours each night,
according to a new study.
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(MedPage Today) July 1, 2007
A small study has found that people with insomnia may be less
likely to eat at home, which led to eating out more frequently.
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(EurekAlert!) July 1, 2007
A small study has found a 10 percent increase in sleep problems
among men after Hurricane Katrina.
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(United Press International) June 24, 2007
Researchers say they are close to finding a sleep medicine that
eases a person into a restful night sleep and wakes them up
refreshed.
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(Medical News Today) June 24, 2007
A study found nurses suffering from insomnia were more likely to
make a mistake when dispensing medication, keep poor records, and
be sleepy during the day.
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(Doctor's Guide News) June 24, 2007
Researchers found insomniacs often suffer from anxiety, depression,
and mood disorders.
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(Doctor's Guide News) June 24, 2007
When taken in the morning, the painkiller Avinza eases OA patients'
pain and makes their sleep easier, longer, and more refreshing.
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(CNN) June 22, 2007
A reporter at CNN reviews the latest research on treatments that
focus on women's pain.
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(Doctor's Guide News) June 17, 2007
Forty percent of police officers suffer from sleep problems, a
study found.
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(EurekAlert!) June 17, 2007
A study has found that a lack of sleep can increase the risk of
smoking and drinking among teenagers.
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(EurekAlert!) June 17, 2007
Researchers have found people with moderate to severe restless leg
syndrome have an increased risk of developing high blood pressure.
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(HealthDay News) June 17, 2007
A study has found that elderly people with sleep problems have a
higher suicide rate than seniors who sleep well.
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(in-PharmaTechnologist.com) June 11, 2007
The maker of Zolpidem announced the results of two studies that
showed the experimental oral spray helped people fall asleep faster
when compared to Ambien.
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(Science Daily) June 11, 2007
A new study found that breastfeeding for at least two months may
protect children from a nighttime breathing disorder that causes
behavioral and developmental problems.
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(CNW Group) June 11, 2007
Labopharm the maker the once-a-day antidepressant Trazodone, is
enrolling patients in a national clinical trial.
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(MedPage Today) June 11, 2007
Researchers found that employers spend $3,200 more each year on
healthcare for insomniacs than for well-rested employees.
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
Start your trip well rested, and take frequent breaks
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(Medical News Today) June 6, 2007
A sleep researcher says that shift work, jet lag, and bad sleep
habits create sleep problems for many men.
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(Medical News Today) June 5, 2007
Researchers have found that two training sessions about the
benefits of a breathing machine significantly increased use among
people with sleep apnea.
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(Yahoo! Health) June 5, 2007
The manufacturer of this new face mask says that the product is
more comfortable than traditional masks and allows the user to
sleep in several positions.
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(The Scotsman) June 3, 2007
Incidents that reduce the amount of oxygen for a period of time
does cell damage that can increase the risk of Alzheimer's.
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(Reuters) June 3, 2007
Researchers found removing a child's tonsils and adenoids improved
sleep and breathing, but did not help behavioral or developmental
problems.
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(News-Medical.Net) May 30, 2007
A researcher involved in the study said that pregnant women who are
overweight or have diabetes or high blood should be closely
evaluated for sleep apnea.
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(HealthDay) May 5, 2008
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(MedPage Today) May 25, 2007
Xifaxan appeared to improve symptoms of both syndromes in a small
recent study.
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(Doctor's Guide News) May 24, 2007
Insomnia--whether from a psychiatric illness or the meds that treat
it--can affect patients' progress.
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(Yahoo! Health) May 23, 2007
Researchers in a recent study of sleep apnea found that people with
the breathing problem were twice as likely to be in a car crash as
people without it.
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(Medical News Today) May 23, 2007
A small study that compared Rozerem, Ambien, and a placebo found
that Rozerem had little effect on balance, stability, and memory in
older adults.
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(EurekAlert!) May 20, 2007
Researchers at the Yale University School of Medicine have found
that people with sleep apnea have a higher risk for developing of
Type 2 diabetes than people who don't have sleep apnea.
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(National Institutes of Health) May 20, 2007
Call for men and women ages 65 to 85 who have chronic insomnia to
participate in a study.
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(Physorg.com) May 17, 2007
Scientists say that people with Parkinson's and people with
narcolepsy have severe damage to the same neurons.
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(EurekAlert!) May 17, 2007
Researchers think that shouting and lashing out during sleep may be
caused by the same brain malfunction that causes Parkinson's and
other types of dementia.
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(PharmaLive) May 17, 2007
A study of prescriptions written for 370,000 kids ages 10 to 19
showed that girls have increased their use of prescription sleep
medications by over 80 percent over the past five years.
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(Reuters) May 10, 2007
Somaxon Pharmaceuticals Inc. is testing its proposed sleep
medication to determine if it causes cancer.
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(PR Newswire) May 10, 2007
A research firm predicts that the generic verison of the sleep med
Ambien will save 150 million dollars each year for insurance
companies and consumers.
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(Medical Edge) May 4, 2007
It could be as simple as sleep apnea or arthritis pain.
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(Medical News Today) May 1, 2007
The European Medicines Agency has approved the new sleep drug
Circadin for treating insomnia in people 55 and older.
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(San Diego Union Tribune) May 1, 2007
ResMed is recalling 300,000 air generators that people use to treat
sleep apnea because of a potential problem with the power supply
connector.
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(Psychiatric Times) April 30, 2007
A sleep expert believes that treating insomnia in people with
depression can help improve both conditions.
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(Medical News Today) April 24, 2007
Caraco Pharmaceutical Laboratories plans to start selling a generic
version of the sleep drug Ambien immediately after receiving Food
and Drug Administration approval to produce the drug.
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(CNW Group) April 23, 2007
Health Canada has announced that Eden Herbal Formulations' Serenity
Pills II contain the undeclared drug estazolam, which is
potentially addictive even when used for only a few months.
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(Orlando Sentinel) April 23, 2007
A recent study found that 91 percent of people waiting for
weight-loss surgery had sleep apnea but only 19 percent had been
diagnosed with the problem.
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(Los Angeles Times) April 17, 2007
In this question and answer column, one reader says that getting
rid of an Ambien prescription got rid of the heartburn as well.
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(Reuters) April 17, 2007
Canadian researchers found that heart failure patients with sleep
apnea were roughly twice as likely to die over the 3-year study
period as those without the condition.
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(Forbes.com) April 17, 2007
New research suggests that people who like to stay up late and
sleep in worry more about insomnia, even though they often get more
sleep than most people.
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(HealthDay) October 20, 2007
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(United Press International) April 9, 2007
Generic drug maker Barr has applied to the Food and Drug
Administration for permission to sell a generic version of the
sleep drug Ambien.
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(Medical News Today) April 9, 2007
A new study shows that interrupted sleep can cause an increase in
the clotting of blood which sometimes predicts heart disease.
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(Medical News Today) April 9, 2007
A new study shows that brain injuries can make it more difficult to
fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up.
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(Reuters) April 3, 2007
Nuvigil, a new version of the sleep drug Provigil, has been
approved tentatively by the Food and Drug Administration to treat
narcolepsy and sleep apnea.
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(Reuters) April 3, 2007
A new study suggests that a person who is awakened several times
each night may have a lower tolerance for pain.
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(United Press International) April 3, 2007
The drug makers said they would not seek approval of the sleep drug
in the United States or other markets.
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(Reuters) March 27, 2007
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. wants to sell its popular sleep drug
Ramelteon in Eurpoe.
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(Medical News Today) March 27, 2007
A lack of calcium and magnesium may be one cause of insomnia in
older people.
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(Medco) March 27, 2007
Patents for many widely used drugs are expiring this year,
including Ambien, Norvasc, and Toprol XL.
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(HealthDay) October 20, 2007
It can affect your mental and physical health
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(Reuters) March 21, 2007
Ranbaxy says it has received a tentative approval from the U.S.
Food and Drug Administration to make zolpidem tablets.
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(HealthDay) October 20, 2007
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(Science Daily) March 19, 2007
In addition to the standard list of concerns that caregivers have,
many have to worry about the effects of insomnia on their own
lives.
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(HealthDay News) March 15, 2007
A Japanese study has found a link between sleep apnea and strokes.
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(Health Canada) March 15, 2007
Sleepees contains estazolam, which can become habit-forming, says
Health Canada.
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(MedPage Today) March 15, 2007
Manufacturers of 13 sedative/hypnotic medications were told in
December 2006 to revise labels.
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(UVa Today) March 15, 2007
Click on the article title to find out if space is still available
for this study on adults with insomnia.
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(EurekAlert!) March 7, 2007
Even the most expensive sleep medications cost less than $200 per
year for the typical insomniac, researchers say.
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(The Ledger) March 7, 2007
Medco found that adult use grew 114 percent from 2000 to 2005.
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(The People's Pharmacy) March 6, 2007
Though quinine has long been used for a number of maladies, it can
be lethal.
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(National Sleep Foundation) March 6, 2007
The 2007 Sleep in American poll looks at the factors affecting
women's sleep patterns.
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(Business Wire) February 27, 2007
The results of the "run out" period of a previously published study
looking at the effects of taking Prozac and Lunesta at the same
time.
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(UCSF Medical Center) February 27, 2007
A study at UCSF hopes to find a connection between PTSD, sleep
problems, and stress.
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(Cherry Marketing Institute) February 27, 2007
A report reviews the health benefits of cherries, from fighting
insulin resistance and regulating sleep.
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(BBC News) February 20, 2007
Critics wave away claims of links to autism, diabetes, and other
ailments but agree that limiting TV is a good idea.
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(ABC News) February 20, 2007
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(WTOC-11 Savannah) February 20, 2007
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(Pharmaceutical Business Review) February 14, 2007
Manufacturer Somaxon to re-apply for FDA approval in the third
quarter of this year.
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(NBC4-TV) February 14, 2007
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(CNN) February 14, 2007
Students, workers, and the U.S. Army are seeking lifestyle benefits
from medicines such as Provigil, gaboxadol, and others.
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(Guardian Unlimited) February 6, 2007
Patients eat, drive while sleeping; suffer hallucinations.
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(Science/AAAS) January 30, 2007
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(Boston Business Journal) January 24, 2007
Sleep medicine improves insomnia in women in or near menopause,
according to a study published by Lunesta's maker.
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(Doctor's Guide News) January 24, 2007
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(Reuters) January 24, 2007
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(WCCO/4 - Minneapolis/St. Paul) January 24, 2007
One in 14 high school seniors admitted to using sedatives like
Ambien for fun, says a survey.
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(EurekAlert!) January 24, 2007
Sedative use may not be a cause of hip fractures in the elderly, a
new study says.
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