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New program treats sleep and sex disorders
Mountain View Voice by Nick Veronin Every day — on billboards, in magazines, over the radio and on TV — we're bombarded by advertisements for products to help us sleep more soundly or perform better in bed. The problem with these ads, according to one El Camino Hospital … |
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ATS: Sleep Apnea Tied to Increased Risk of Cancer Death
Doctors Lounge Obstructive sleep apnea is associated with an increased risk of cancer mortality, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Thoracic Society, held from May 18 to 23 in San Francisco. MONDAY, May 21 (HealthDay News) … |
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Association with cancer death risk higher in non-obese study subjects
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Cannes 2012: Sleep Deprived Stay with Kiarostami's 'Like Someone in Love'
RopeofSilicon.com (blog) The Cannes effect was kicking in and a lack of sleep was coming back to haunt me. This is not a film to watch when your eyes can hardly stay open and I found it more than ironic that at one point Takashi falls asleep behind the wheel at a red light. and more » |
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Could it be sleep apnea?
Charlotte Observer Most people think of sleep apnea as a condition that affects overweight older men. This is far from the facts. Many young athletes and women suffer from this potentially life-threatening disorder. Children can also have sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is a serious illnessSarasota Herald-Tribune Donohue: Sleep apnea: Long night's journey into dayAlexandria Town Talk To Your Good Health: Obesity has effect on sleep apneaColumbus Dispatch all 6 news articles » |
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Perufriendly - Eagles Miss Flight, Sleep At Madrid Airport
AllAfrica.com Following Sunday's drug incident at the Murtala Mohammed Airport in Lagos, which forced the cancellation of the Iberia flight that the Super Eagles were boarding to Madrid enroute Lima for Wednesday's international friendly against Peru, it was double … and more » |
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Lack of oxygen from disrupted rest may be to blame
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Sleeping Less Could Make You Eat More
EmpowHer Some of the city dwellers are getting just six hours or less of sleep every day. This is in turn spelling trouble for our mental and physical health. Research conducted by the Minnesota wing of the Mayo Clinic is now telling us that if we do not get … |
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Sleep Country USA Honored as Corporate Champion for Foster Kids Program
Furniture World Magazine (press release) On the heels of a record-breaking year for its philanthropic Foster Kids Program, Sleep Country USA announced that it has been named a Puget Sound Business Journal Healthy Corporate Champion in the Basic Needs category. |
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Boy, 11, 'lived in old coal bunker'
The Press Association Bullied and constantly hungry, the traumatised child was made to live and sleep in the room, described as a "cell" by social workers, and reduced to using a potty as he was locked up each night until morning, Preston Crown Court heard. and more » |
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10 tips for a better night's sleep
KXLY Spokane It helped me sleep, reliably every night and through the night — in a way I hadn't in years. Every morning, I came to work relaxed and refresh and upbeat; I was a happy camper. Then, a few months ago, I got pregnant — which is a happy thing, … and more » |
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Sleep-disordered breathing — which includes obstructive sleep apnea — is linked with an increased risk of dying from cancer, a new study suggests.
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Sleep apnea linked to cancer; butter may be bad for brains
USA TODAY (blog) By Kim Painter, USA TODAY Sleep apnea and cancer: People with sleep apnea — pauses in nighttime breathing, often linked with snoring and daytime fatigue — are more likely to develop and die from cancer, two new studies suggest. |
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Neighborhood Health Plan Launches Sleep Management Program
MarketWatch (press release) BOSTON and SUFFIELD, Conn., May 21, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Neighborhood Health Plan (NHP) and Sleep Management Solutions, LLC (SMS), a CareCentrix company, today announced a partnership aimed at helping the rising number of people impacted by … and more » |
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BOSTON and SUFFIELD, Conn., May 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Neighborhood Health Plan (NHP) and Sleep Management Solutions, LLC (SMS), a CareCentrix company, today announced a partnership aimed at helping …
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Your health: How much sleep is needed?
Chicago Daily Herald After about age 60, according to the Harvard Medical School newsletter, we have less deep (slow-wave) sleep and more rapid sleep cycles, we awaken more often and we sleep an average of two hours less at night than we did as young adults. |
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Two new studies indicate that people who suffer sleep apnea have a higher risk of developing cancer
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'Striking' new studies indicate people who suffer sleep apnea have a higher risk of developing cancer Student With Flesh-Eating Disease Now Breathing on Her Own Father Blames Hospital After Baby Born in Waiting Room Dies
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Sleep apnea can raise risk of cancer, studies indicate
Fox News Two new studies indicate that people who suffer sleep apnea have a higher risk of developing cancer. Due to be presented in San Francisco this week at an American Thoracic Society conference, the findings have been touted as "striking" by researchers, … Sleep Apnea Tied to Increased Cancer RiskNew York Times (blog) Sleep Apnea Linked to Higher Cancer Death RiskPhiladelphia Inquirer Sleep apnea ups cancer death risk five-foldTimes of India Toronto Star all 62 news articles » |
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Treating Sleep Apnea in Children Reverses Brain Abnormalities
PsychCentral.com By Janice Wood Associate News Editor Treating obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in children can improve attention and verbal memory, according to a new study. “OSA is known to be associated with deficits in attention, cognition, and executive function,” … Treatment of childhood obstructive sleep apnea reverses brain abnormalitiesMedical Xpress all 7 news articles » |
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