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- Human Factors/ergonomics Research Leads to Improved Bunk Bed Safety Standards
- Sleep Strategy Commonly Used by Night Nurses Throws Off Their Circadian Clocks
- Rising Star of Brain Found to Regulate Circadian Rhythms
Posted April 11, 2011:
- Obesity May Shut Down Circadian Clock in the Cardiovascular System
- Sleep Issues Contribute to Cognitive Problems in Childhood Cancer Survivors
Posted April 7, 2011:
- Blood Pressure's Internally Driven Daily Rhythm Unlikely to Be Linked to Morning Heart Attacks
- Cave Fish Insomniacs: Fishes That Sleep Less Point to Genetic Basis for Slumber, Biologists Find
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- Risk of Death Is High in Older Adults With Sleep Apnea and Daytime Sleepiness, Study Finds
- Internet Program Reduces Infant and Toddler Sleep Problems, Helps Moms Sleep Better Too
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- Sleep-Deprived People Make Risky Decisions Based on Too Much Optimism
- As We Sleep, Speedy Brain Waves Boost Our Ability to Learn
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- Brain Rhythm Predicts Real-Time Sleep Stability, May Lead to More Precise Sleep Medications
- New Report Recommends Research Priorities in Treatment of Sleep Apnea
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- Water Softeners Not Found to Improve Childhood Eczema
- Alcohol's Disruptive Effects on Sleep May Be More Pronounced Among Women
- Poor Sleep Quality Is Associated With Greater Disability in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
Posted February 8, 2011:
- Lack of Sleep Found to Be a New Risk Factor for Colon Cancer
- Sleep Deprivation: Late Nights Can Lead to Higher Risk of Strokes and Heart Attacks, Study Finds
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- Sleep Selectively Stores Useful Memories: Brain Evaluates Information Based on Future Expectations, Study Suggests
- Brain Can Learn to Overcome Sleep Apnea, Study Suggests
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- Popular Sleep Medicine Puts Older Adults at Risk for Falls, Cognitive Impairment
- Room Light Before Bedtime May Impact Sleep Quality, Blood Pressure and Diabetes Risk
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- Coma and General Anesthesia Demonstrate Important Similarities
- Doctors Should Be Required to Disclose Sleep Deprived Status to Patients Before Elective Surgeries, Experts Urge
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