July 28, 2006

Eyes wide open to insomnia’s bright side

Hey, sleep researchers, here’s an idea: If you want us to get more sleep, quit finding news that keeps us up at night.


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July 27, 2006

Talk therapy tops drug for insomnia

Older adults with sleeping problems benefit from cognitive behavioural therapy A form of counselling called cognitive behavioural therapy is more effective than sleeping pills at relieving insomnia in older …


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July 22, 2006

Sepracor Stays Alert

Sepracor , which focuses on respiratory and central-nervous-system disorders, has been one of 2006’s most volatile pharmaceutical stocks.


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July 21, 2006

Sepracor Q2 sales wake up with insomnia drug

Booming sales of the blockbuster insomnia drug Lunesta helped boost revenue for Sepracor Inc.


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July 20, 2006

Sports memorabilia, geneaology and the club business

Sports fans may find themselves wanting to invest in the sports-memorabilia industry, a lucrative play for some collectors.


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July 18, 2006

Why Can’t We Sleep?

Women are twice as likely to suffer from insomnia than men, and insomnia tends to increase with age.


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Ad drive promotes sleeping pill

Hoping to help Americans snooze while also putting to rest controversies dogging the crowded group of prescription sleeping pills, a drugmaker has kicked off a nearly $100 million consumer ad campaign for its …


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Have you tried these Effective, Natural Treatments for Sleep Issues and Insomnia?

Insomnia is a disorder that can cause many problems, both physical and mental. It can interfere and disrupt a normal life, it contributes to headaches, dizziness, mental exhaustion, confusion, memory problems, …


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July 17, 2006

Takeda to launch sleeping pill TV ads

Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America Inc. is launching a nearly $100 million ad campaign for a sleeping pill that is not a controlled substance.


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July 12, 2006

New Data Support Long-Term Use of Ambien Crtn (zolpidem tartrate…

Sanofi-aventis today announced results from a study that demonstrated AMBIEN CR is well-tolerated and effective in improving sleep onset and maintenance for up to six months in patients with chronic primary …


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