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Using CPAP Can Mean Less Nightmares for People with PTSD and Sleep Apnea

Using CPAP Can Mean Less Nightmares for People with PTSD and Sleep Apnea

A new study shows that people who get their sleep disorder treated could have fewer nightmares. The use of a CPAP is the most common way to treat breathing problems such as obstructive sleep apnea, a sleep disorder where a person stops breathing during sleep multiples times a night. Researchers at the Sleep Disorders Laboratory […]

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For Women, Sleep Problems May Increase the Risk of Developing Fibromyalgia

For Women, Sleep Problems May Increase the Risk of Developing Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia is a pain disorder characterized by widespread pain throughout the body and tender points in the soft tissues. More than 90% of affected people are women, and furthermore, they almost always report that they have had trouble sleeping. According to a study conducted in Norway, if a woman experienced insomnia and other sleep issues, […]

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History of Insomnia Affects Our Troops

History of Insomnia Affects Our Troops

Researchers studying soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan have discovered that a history of insomnia increases the risk for developing PTSD and depression amongst soldiers, very close behind witnessing war zone scenes. The journal Sleep recently published a study conducted by scientists from the University of Pittsburgh and Naval Health Research Center in San Diego concluded […]

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