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Study: Insomnia drug helps anxiety disorder also

Study: Insomnia drug helps anxiety disorder also

(Pharmaceutical Business Review) UPDATED 2008-01-04

A recent study has found that Ambien CR can help people with insomnia and generalized anxiety disorder fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. Patients in the study were given Ambien CR and Lexapro or placebo and Lexapro. People who took Ambien and Lexapro slept more and woke up less frequently during the night. Read full story >

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