Stories 51 - 60 for sleep medicine

The authors of the study, published in Emergency Medicine Australasia (21: 490-96), said there was little published information on pain experiences of ...

That's where he cut his proverbial teeth and, being board-certified in emergency medicine, he was thrown into the deep end of the pool and expected to swim ...

See, from the cave man to the rave man, the gone-off-to-war and the sleep-in-some-more man — we've been approaching a new decade which will stamp us in time ...

The weekend program I read about includes game calling, working dogs, rappelling, wilderness medicine and kayaking. I questioned the rappelling and kayaking ...

I enjoy having choices of what I'm going to wear every day and to be able to go to sleep in a comfortable bed at night. I love going to school to learn new ...

Initially, Christian would go to Royal Oak every four weeks to have the medicine “transfused” into his body. Now, the treatments are done at home, ...

But amid the torrent of claims and counter-claims over the husband's chronic sleep disorder, the case has thrown up a myriad of disturbing questions. ...

The initial symptoms of PD are non-specific: patients usually complain of muscle cramps, fatigue, sleep disturbances and constipation – years before their ...

None of which offers much succor for newly-minted, sleep-deprived parents. “I distinctly remember standing on a balcony with Quinn squawking in my arms and ...

Using that survey, with some additional insight, and another study completed by the Harvard Medical School Division of Sleep Medicine, ...