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Five myths about sleep

In this article, an author and professor who has had insomnia for year highlights five common myths about sleep.
(Newsweek) UPDATED 07/17/2008
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A young life lost to prescription drug abuse

Each day, 2,500 American teens turn to prescription drugs to get high for the first time, with painkillers, sedatives, tranquilizers, and stimulants the most common drugs of choice.
(HealthDay News) UPDATED 07/10/2008
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Virtual reality therapy may ease PTSD

New research has found that a cutting-edge treatment--coupled with medications--may help people who suffer from the trauma disorder.
(Bio-Medicine) UPDATED 05/07/2008
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Survey: Americans often share prescriptions

A new survey has found that 23 percent of Americans loan their prescription medications to someone else, and 27 percent have borrowed prescription drugs.
(Reuters) UPDATED 04/29/2008
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Doctors may not give mood disorder patients insomnia meds

Doctors may be less likely to prescribe sleeping medications to patients who have insomnia and depression, anxiety, or other mood disorders, according to a new study.
(Science Daily) UPDATED 02/04/2008
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