Sleep Disorders

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Ecstasy Identified as Risk Factor for Sleep Apnea

The use of MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy, is associated with a higher risk of sleep apnea in young adults, according to research published online Dec. 2 in Neurology.

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OTC sleep aids: You snooze, you win

Nearly a third of all Americans have trouble getting a good night's sleep. Although customers seeking OTC help this year will have to rely on the old stand-by, antihistamines, a few new products are available.

Preventing Adverse Consequences of Sleep Loss and Excessive Sleepiness: Practical Assessment and Management Strategies

Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to characterize the behavioral and physiological consequences of sleep loss and excessive sleepiness and identify patients with sleep loss, excessive sleepiness, and associated comorbidities.

The Complexities of Managing Patients with Sleep-Wake Disorders: The Need to Treat the Whole Patient

Following the completion of this CME, participants should be able to identify and accurately diagnose sleep-wake disorders and improve the continuum of care between primary care and sleep specialists.

Losing Sleep Over Insomnia

Patients suffering from sleep disorders rarely share their problem with physicians. Learn how you can better diagnose and treat insomnia.

CBT Plus Short-Term Drug Course Tops for Insomnia

Following the completion of this CME, you should be able to explain to interested patients that persistent insomnia can have many causes.