Sunday, November 8, 2009

sleep disorders

Computer Science Provides a Better Way to Test for Sleep Apnea

Some 24 percent of men and 9 percent of woman suffer from this sleeping disorder. more >>

Sleep Apnea Episodes May Trigger Irregular Heartbeat

Study found 18-fold higher incidence of atrial fibrillation, other arrhythmias more >>

Older Women May Sleep Better Than Men

But many think they get less sleep than they actually do, study finds more >>

When Pounds Go, Sleep Apnea May Improve

10 percent weight loss increases remission odds, but any amount helps, experts say more >>

Suffer From Insomnia? Try Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Finding good CBT remains a challenge, but online therapy might be one solution. more >>

Chemotherapy Linked to Sleep-Wake Cycle Disruptions

Biological clock out of sync in patients being treated for breast cancer, study finds more >>

Lessons From Michael Jackson's Death: 9 Safe Ways to Help Cure Insomnia

For insomnia treatment, avoid daytime naps and caffeine and alcohol near bedtime, other tips. more >>

7 Things That Make Sleep Apnea Worse

Why sleep apnea is a problem and what you can do to avoid or improve it. more >>

Sleep Apnea Raises Risk of Death, Especially for Men: Report

Major study links disordered breathing to deadly cardiovascular complications more >>

Scientists Find Rare Gene Behind Short Sleepers

Stress, Bad Bedtime Habits Cause Insomnia

For a good night's sleep, follow these expert tips more >>

Sleep Benefits From Tonsillectomy Peak at 6 Months

For kids with breathing issues, having tonsils removed helps most right after surgery more >>

Sleep Disorders Linked to Arrhythmias

Older men with breathing irregularities are at greater risk of heart-rhythm abnormality: study more >>

Partner's Support Helps Men Adhere to Apnea Treatment

Positive airway pressure therapy works best when couple works together, research shows more >>

Sleep Training Provides Much-Needed Shut-Eye

Cognitive behavior therapy helps those with chronic insomnia: study more >>

Neck Size May Affect Severity of Sleep Apnea

Even non-obese people are at risk, researchers find more >>

In Some Insomnia Patients, Brain Just Won't Shut Down

Abnormal levels of a neurochemical are linked to sleep disorder, study finds more >>

Many Overweight Kids Not Getting a Good Night's Sleep

Obesity may play a role in sleep-disordered breathing, researchers say more >>

Among Obese Diabetics, Sleep Apnea May Be Common

Study finds, though, that disorder often goes undiagnosed more >>

New Options Offered for Sleep Apnea

No 'magic bullet,' experts say, but alternatives may help some more >>

How Sleep Sex (and Other Parasomnias) Can Get You in Trouble with the Law

Criminal cases sometimes arise when people with these strange disorders act out while asleep. more >>

7 Criminal Cases That Invoked the 'Sleepwalking Defense'

Defense lawyers blamed these violent crimes on unconscious acts performed by a sleeping defendant more >>

Exercising Throat Muscles May Relieve Sleep Apnea

Workout regimen for the upper airway may improve sleep disorder symptoms, study finds more >>

When Sleep Problems Become Legal Problems, Neuroscience Can Help

Sleepwalking, sleep driving, and other "parasomnias" can get you entangled with the law. more >>

Seniors Cope With Sleep Loss Better Than Young Adults

But those who unintentionally doze off in daytime should see a doctor, study concludes more >>

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