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Clinical News & Knowledge: Insomnia
Brain imaging links chronic insomnia to reversible cognitive deficits
MR neuroimaging research has found that cognitive processes relating to verbal fluency are compromised in people with insomnia despite the absence of a behavioral deficit. These specific brain function alterations can be reversed, however, through nonpharmacological treatment with six weeks of sleep... More »
New Research on Insomnia
Anyone who has spent a sleepless night needs no convincing about the subjective discomfort associated with lying in bed awake and unable to sleep. In addition to nighttime discomfort, insomnia is associated with a wide assortment of daytime impairments, some intuitive and some startling. A number of... More »
AANP: Sleep Is Best Treatment for Insomnia
INDIANAPOLIS -- Both behavioral and medication interventions have their place in treatment of insomnia. More »
APSS: New drugs for insomnia will focus on safety
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- Sleep specialists here reviewed the problems and alternatives for treating insomnia. More »
APSS: New drugs for insomnia will focus on safety
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- Sleep specialists here reviewed the problems and alternatives for treating insomnia. More »
APSS: Short-Wave Sleep Enhancers May Have Roll in Insomnia
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- Despite disappointing performance in clinical trials, anti-insomnia drugs that improve short-wave sleep may still have a role in helping people get a good night's rest, a specialist predicted here. More »
APSS: After Katrina, Sleepless Men in New Orleans
MINNEAPOLIS -- Insomnia among men was an apparent sequel to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, researchers said here. More »
APSS: Short-Wave Sleep Enhancers May Have Roll in Insomnia
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- Despite disappointing performance in clinical trials, anti-insomnia drugs that improve short-wave sleep may still have a role in helping people get a good night's rest, a specialist predicted here. More »
APSS: Poor Sleep and Insomnia May Lead to Impaired Nutrition
MINNEAPOLIS -- Poor sleepers may be too tired during the day to eat properly, according to researchers here. More »
AGS: Non-drug Therapies Ease Insomnia in Elderly
SEATTLE -- Light, physical activity and other non-drug therapies may be as effective against insomnia in the elderly as pharmacologic interventions, researchers said here. More »
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