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Researchers looking to treat insomnia have built a suit threaded with warm water-filled micro-pipes that promotes deeper sleep. via Wired News
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Auricular acupuncture, or ear acupuncture, may be effective for treating insomnia, according to a study published in The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. via NewsTarget.com
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Hallucinations. Psychosis. Dizziness. Nausea. Hypertension. No, these aren’t signs of a bad dream, but symptoms of one of the most common ailments among U.S. adults today - sleep deprivation. via The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
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Main Category: Sleep / Sleep Disorders / Insomnia Also Included In: Pharma Industry / Biotech Industry The National Drugs and Poisons Schedule Committee considered the scheduling of zolpidem at its February … via MediLexicon
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Lindsay Lohan’s worried father Michael fears for his daughter’s health -because she is taking the same prescription drugs as late actor Heath Ledger. via Online.ie
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San Francisco Business Times - by Ron Leuty Instead of counting sheep, Glenn Oclassen is counting the days until his Point Richmond company can market a middle-of-the-night sleep drug. via The San Francisco Business Times
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Insomnia, or the inability to get restful sleep, affects approximately 70 million Americans. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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Description Insomnia is an extremely frustrating condition, during which normal sleep patterns are consistently interrupted-either when falling asleep, in the middle of the night, or very early in the morning. via American Chronicle
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Via Thomson Dialog NewsEdge) Feb. 9–BRANFORD — Two days after announcing it is cutting its work force in half to focus more resources on clinical trials, Neurogen Corp. via Customer Interaction Solutions
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“This is a transitional year for Alexza, as we move into Phase 3 clinical development of AZ-004 and the early commercial planning for its manufacturing, regulatory submissions, and potential sales and marketing”
Alexza Pharmaceuticals has initiated a Phase 1 clinical trial with AZ-007 . AZ-007 is an inhalation product candidate being developed for the treatment of insomnia patients who have difficulty falling asleep, … via EMaxHealth
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