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Sleeping May Be Hazardous to Your Health 11/19/2007

Whether you really like to sleep or you are an insomniac, you may be flirting with a greater chance of dying.
TAGS: MISCELLANEOUS | MORTALITY | SLEEP | INSOMNIA
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Causes and Treatment of Dry Skin

Xerosis may result from a serious medical condition, but usually commonplace factors, such as the climate and bathing habits, are responsible.
TAGS: OTC MEDICATIONS | DERMATOLOGY

Scleroderma: Managing Systemic Sclerosis and Its Complications

The treatment of systemic sclerosis and its complications is complex and requires careful evaluation and collaboration between the pharmacist and other practitioners.
TAGS: DERMATOLOGY | AUTOIMMUNE DISORDERS

Helping Patients Quit Smoking With Nicotine Replacement Products

One reason why smoking can be so addictive is because nicotine stimulates dopamine transmission in the brain. 
TAGS: OTC MEDICATIONS | CARDIOVASCULAR | RESPIRATORY DISORDERS

Acute Pancreatitis: Risks, Causes, and Mortality in Older Adults

In the elderly, acute pancreatitis is most commonly caused by gallstones, is more likely to be severe, and is associated with higher mortality. 


TAGS: GERIATRICS | GASTROENTEROLOGY

Counseling Patients With Hemorrhoids

Many patients who initially seek relief through the use of nonprescription products will require referral to a physician. 
TAGS: OTC MEDICATIONS | GASTROENTEROLOGY

 

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Wall Clock Doesn't Sync Well With Body's Clock 11/19/2007

For many people, changing from standard time to daylight savings time may be a welcome yearly event.
TAGS: MISCELLANEOUS | INSOMNIA | DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

Policing Sleep Patterns 9/19/2007

Researchers attending a recent Associated Professional Sleep Societies Meeting reported that four out of 10 police officers may be working with a variety of sleep problems, including sleep apnea, insomnia, restless legs syndrome, or narcolepsy.
TAGS: NEUROLOGY | INSOMNIA | SLEEP APNEA | RESTLESS LEG SYNDROME | NARCOLEPSY

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