Sunday, October 12, 2008

sleep disorders

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Changes in Seniors' Sleep Patterns Need Attention

Disrupted rest lasting more than 2 weeks should be brought up with doctor, expert says more >>

Sleep Apnea May Cause Erectile Dysfunction

Condition may persist, but mouse research shows drug restores oxygen, sexual functioning more >>

Fall Risk Higher in Older Women Who Sleep Less

And medications do little to influence the link, study finds more >>

Early Childhood Factors Raise Risk for Snoring

Ear infections, dogs in the home, and large families all contribute, study finds more >>

Health Tip: Can't Sleep?

Some possible reasons more >>

Sleep Apnea Boosts Death Risk

But it's unclear whether treating the breathing disorder cuts the danger, one expert says more >>

Experts Urge Research on Sleep Apnea-Heart Disease Link

With obesity rising, troubled nighttime breathing will become even bigger problem, AHA warns more >>

Sleep Apnea Linked to Night Heart Attacks

Breathing problem often goes undetected, researcher notes more >>

Better Sleepers Are 'Successful Agers'

Less daytime napping, fewer complaints of insomnia predicted a healthier life, study finds more >>

Teens Sleep Longer With Delayed School Starts

Most report less daytime sleepiness when opening bell is pushed back, study concludes more >>

Health Tip: Help Put Sleep Apnea to Bed

Possible treatments more >>

Children's Neck Size Associated With Sleep Disorders

Study says it should be considered in those with history of snoring, apnea more >>

Health Buzz: Tomatoes, Diabetes, and Other Health News

Memory loss and sleep disorders, and products with BPA more >>

Sleep Apnea Linked to Memory Loss

Study finds disorder shrinks brain cells much the way alcohol, Alzheimer's do more >>

Combat Vets Display Severe Sleep Disorders

But their tech savvy helps them use online programs as well as drugs to help problem more >>

Sleepy Driving Prevalent Among Collegians

17% said they had dropped off at wheel, with 2.2% reporting accidents as result. more >>

College Night Owls Have Lower Grades

Study finds students who are morning people function better on tests more >>

Sleep: A Necessity, Not a Luxury

An estimated 40 million Americans don't get a good night's rest more >>

Doctors Urged to Look for Link Between Type 2 Diabetes, Sleep Apnea

Group pushes new clinical practices to have patients presenting with one checked for other more >>

Green Tea May Help Brain Cope With Sleep Disorders

Study in rats finds polyphenol compounds affect areas involved with learning and memory more >>

Health Buzz: Quitting Smoking and Other Health News

Sleep apnea, the passage of GINA, and men suffering from postpartum depression more >>

Sleep Apnea Linked to Heart Risks in Children

The condition produces inflammation, potential cardiovascular problems, study says more >>

Sleep Disorders Put Stroke, Blood Pressure Patients at Risk

Treating obstructive apnea could cut chances of early death, studies find more >>

How to Tell Before Surgery If You Have Sleep Apnea

Often undiagnosed, the nocturnal breathing problem puts surgery patients in danger. more >>

Why Apnea Is a Surgical Risk—and What to Do About It

Having sleep apnea increases your risk of complications. Dr. Chung explains how to take precautions. more >>

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