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Sleep Disorders
 
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April 29, 2009
Large Mayo Clinic Study Finds Sleep Disorders Common in the Elderly
Sleep disorders are common in persons older than 70 years, according to a large community-based study of age-related diseases and cognitive... More »
April 1, 2008
Sleep Disorders in the Elderly
Aging is often associated with complaints of difficulties with sleep, as evidenced by reports that up to 50% of older US adults complain of chronic... More »
June 13, 2007
APSS: Police Suffer from Sleep Disorders
MINNEAPOLIS -- Four out of 10 police officers may be working with sleep abnormalities, researchers said here. More »
June 1, 2007
Treatment of Comorbid Sleep Disorders Improves Seizure Control
It is a widely known fact that Fyodor Dostoevsky, the famous 19th-century Russian novelist, suffered from epilepsy for most of his life. However, not... More »
May 1, 2007
TBI Linked to Sleep Disorders
Patients who experience seizure 24 hours after stroke onset may be at increased risk for death, according to Angela Rackley, MD, a clinical... More »
October 1, 2006
Assessment and Management of Sleep Disorders in Children
Sleep disorders are very common and are often underrecognized and underreported in children. If left untreated, these disorders can cause serious... More »
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
New Abstracts and Papers in Sleep (NAPS)
Bibliosleep
All sleep and sleep-related papers from 1992 to the present
[PROFESSIONAL SLEEP SOCIETIES]

American Board of Sleep Medicine
Established to encourage the study, improve the practice, elevate the standards of sleep medicine, and issue certificates of special knowledge in sleep medicine to physicians and PhDs in related fields.
Sleep Research Society (SRS)
The SRS is a professional membership organization for scientists involved in the study of sleep. It fosters the investigation of all aspects of sleep and its disorders, promotes training and education in the methodologies of sleep research, and provides forums for the exchange of scientific findings pertaining to sleep.
World Federation of Sleep Research & Sleep Medicine Societies (WFSRSMS)
The WFSRSMS facilitates international collaborations and cooperation among member professional sleep societies around the world and promotes sleep health as a world-wide public health priority.