Sleep Disorders: Types, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment: Publications and Documents
Summary
The "Sleep Disorders: Information, Diagnosis, Treatment" publications featured by Disabled World (DW) encompass a diverse collection of articles, research papers, and peer-reviewed studies that delve into various aspects of sleep disorders. Topics range from the prevalence and treatment of sleep issues in neurodevelopmental disorders such as Angelman syndrome and autism spectrum disorder, to the relationship between poor sleep quality and physical disability in older adults. Other subjects include invisible disabilities linked to sleep disorders, resilience's role in improving sleep among disabled elders, and diagnostic methods like polysomnography. These resources provide valuable insights into the causes, symptoms, treatments, and broader implications of sleep disorders. They are particularly helpful for individuals with disabilities or seniors, offering both practical guidance and evidence-based findings to improve understanding and management of sleep-related challenges.Searching the Database
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| Title and Description | Ed | Publish Revised |
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| Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder: Causes, Symptoms, and Management Learn about Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder, its causes, symptoms, and effective management strategies to improve sleep and daily functioning. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Noradrenaline's Role in Nightly Brain Activity and Memory Study reveals noradrenaline causes over 100 brief nightly brain awakenings, essential for memory consolidation and restorative sleep. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Throat Reflexes Differ in People with Tetraplegia and Sleep Apnea Research sought to understand the way throat muscles react in those with tetraplegia and sleep apnoea to help discern why obstructive sleep apnoea is so prevalent in individuals with tetraplegia. | ||
| Senior Sleep: Sleeping Habits and Napping Information regarding the sleeping habits and requirements of elderly people including naps and sleeping disorder facts. | ||
| Social Jet Lag: Time Difference Adjustment Social jet lag occurs when your body is out of sync with work or study schedule and you feel sleepy, despite being awake. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Human Circadian Clock Puzzle: How Key Genes Keep the Human Circadian Clock in Sync Study reveals how Period and Cryptochrome genes regulate the human circadian clock, offering insights into potential treatments for sleep and metabolic disorders. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Healthy Sleep: Sleep Well Be Well Campaign The launch of the Sleep Well Be Well campaign will promote awareness of dangers of chronic sleep loss and untreated sleep illness. | ||
| Sleep Issues and Children with Developmental Disorders Information regarding affects of childhood sleep disorders on children with developmental disorders as well as the family unit. | ||
| Helping People with Seasonal Affective Disorder to Sleep Better Researchers find individuals with seasonal affective disorder incorrectly reported that they slept four more hours a night in the winter. | ||
| Foods With Calcium and Potassium Help You Sleep List of sleep inducing foods and minerals that have been shown to have a calming effect on restless sleep. | ||
| TV and Electronic Devices in Kids Bedroom Linked to Obesity and Poor Sleep If you want kids to sleep better and live a healthier lifestyle then keep technology out of the bedroom. | ✓ | |
| Obesity Raises Death Risk Tied to Sleeping Pills Obesity significantly increases risk of death tied to sleeping pills nearly doubling the rate of mortality even among those prescribed 18 or fewer pills in a year. | ||
| Your Biological Alarm Clock Gene Ever wondered why you wake up in the morning just before the alarm clock goes off?. | ||
| Early to Bed Early to Rise Keeps Kids Leaner Children who went to bed late and got up late were 1.5 times more likely to become obese than those who went to bed early and got up early. | ||
| Foods That Cause Vivid Dreams: Cheese, B6, and Tryptophan Discover which foods trigger vivid dreams and nightmares, from cheese varieties to vitamin B6, plus the science behind pre-bedtime eating and dream recall. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Blind Non-24 Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder For someone with Non-24-Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder (N24HWD or Non-24) their internal body clock changes every day. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Good Sleepers Enjoy Better Quality of Life and Less Depression Getting six to nine hours of sleep per night associated with higher ratings for quality of life and lower ratings for depression. | ||
| Higher Risk of Strokes and Heart Attacks with Late Nights Prolonged sleep deprivation and disrupted sleep patterns can have long-term serious health implications like strokes heart attacks and cardiovascular disorders. | ||
| The Cost of Sleep Disorders Consequences of sleep disorders including snoring, sleep apnea, and obesity-related respiratory difficulties. | ||
| The High Price of Sleep Disorders Consequences of the sleep disorder hypersomnia in one of the largest studies of its kind. | ||
| Sleep Makes Your Memories Stronger Scientists have found that sleep helps consolidate memories by fixing them in the brain so we can retrieve them later. | ||
| Poor and Lack of Sleep Threatening Adolescents with Premature Heart Disease and Stroke Poor sleep patterns and lack of proper sleep could be threatening adolescents with premature heart disease and stroke. | ||
| Sleep Disturbance Association with Work Disability Sleep disturbances increase the risk of work disability and may slow the return to work process. | ||
| Medication for Insomnia or Anxiety Increases Mortality Risk Sleeping pills and anxiolytics affect reaction time alertness and coordination and are conducive to falls and other accidents. | ||
| Short Sleepers at Higher Risk of Diabetes and Heart Disease People who sleep less than six hours a night may be three times more likely to develop a condition which leads to diabetes and heart disease. | ||
| Circadian Rhythms: Health Impact and Chronotherapeutic Treatments Authoritative overview of circadian rhythms, their health impacts, and chronotherapeutic treatments for mood and sleep disorders, especially in vulnerable groups. | ✓ ✓ | |
| How to Get to Sleep on Sleepless Nights - New Guidelines Guidelines for psychiatrists and physicians caring for those with insomnia and other sleep disorders. | ||
| Sleepwalking and Bedwetting May Persist into Adolescence Childhood Parasomnias Such as Sleepwalking and Bedwetting May Persist into Adolescence. | ||
| Night Sweats: Causes, Information, Treatments Examines a number of causes of night sweats and excessive body sweating when sleeping. | ||
| Lack of Sleep More Dangerous for Women than Men Women who get less sleep a night at higher risk of heart disease and heart-related problems than men. | ||
| Evening Chronotype in High School Students Linked with Lower College Gpa It is recommended that adolescents get nine hours of sleep per night and school-aged children between 10 - 11 hours. | ||
| Sleep Disorders Affect Majority of Seniors Research shows elderly have signs of at least one recognized sleep disorder other than insomnia. | ||
| Heart Rate Analysis May Replace Sleep Lab Studies New mathematical technique diagnoses sleep disorders using only heart rate data, eliminating need for complex overnight sleep lab studies. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Types of Sleep Disorders There are innumerable sleep disorders ranging from the most trivial ones to the ones we might never have heard before. |
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