Sleep Disorders: Information, Diagnosis, Treatment Publications

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.

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Sleep Disorders Publications
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfacePublication
Type
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Stress Transmitter Wakes Your Brain Over 100 Times NightlyUniversity of Copenhagen - The Faculty of Health and Medical SciencesYes2022/07/142023/01/04
Throat Reflexes Differ in People with Tetraplegia and Sleep ApneaThe Physiological Society2018/04/16
Senior Sleep: Sleeping Habits and NappingThomas C. Weiss2015/08/262021/08/06
Social Jet Lag: Time Difference AdjustmentIan C. Langtree✓ Preface
✓ Postface
Informative2015/03/172025/02/18
Explanation of Human Circadian Clock PuzzleUniversity of North Carolina Health2014/09/142021/05/21
Healthy Sleep: Sleep Well Be Well CampaignAmerican Academy of Sleep Medicine2014/05/132021/07/23
Sleep Issues and Children with Developmental DisordersThomas C. Weiss2013/12/212021/08/29
Helping People with Seasonal Affective Disorder to Sleep BetterMelissa Carlson - University of Pittsburgh2013/06/282020/02/05
Foods With Calcium and Potassium Help You SleepIan C. LangtreeInformative2013/05/062024/05/08
TV and Electronic Devices in Kids Bedroom Linked to Obesity and Poor SleepUniversity of AlbertaYes✓ PrefaceFindings2012/10/232024/09/26
Obesity Raises Death Risk Tied to Sleeping PillsScripps Health2012/03/172021/10/03
Your Biological Alarm Clock GeneSalk Institute2011/09/302020/10/17
Early to Bed Early to Rise Keeps Kids LeanerAmerican Academy of Sleep Medicine2011/09/30
Can Eating Foods Such as Cheese Cause Vivid Dreams?Ian C. LangtreeInformative2011/08/082024/04/15
Blind Non-24 Hour Sleep-Wake DisorderVanda Pharmaceuticals✓ Preface
✓ Postface
Informative2011/07/082025/02/18
Good Sleepers Enjoy Better Quality of Life and Less DepressionAmerican Academy of Sleep Medicine2011/06/15
Higher Risk of Strokes and Heart Attacks with Late NightsUniversity of Warwick2011/02/09
The Cost of Sleep DisordersUniversity of CopenhagenYes2011/01/122022/07/12
The High Price of Sleep DisordersUniversity of Copenhagen2010/12/18
Sleep Makes Your Memories StrongerAssociation for Psychological Science2010/11/122011/01/28
Poor and Lack of Sleep Threatening Adolescents with Premature Heart Disease and StrokeHeart and Stroke Foundation of Canada2010/10/26
Sleep Disturbance Association with Work DisabilityAcademy of Finland2010/10/25
Medication for Insomnia or Anxiety Increases Mortality RiskLaval University2010/09/09
Short Sleepers at Higher Risk of Diabetes and Heart DiseaseUniversity of Warwick2010/09/07
Circadian Rhythms and Body CyclesEuropean College of Neuropsychopharmacology2010/09/022020/06/28
How to Get to Sleep on Sleepless Nights - New GuidelinesSAGE Publications UK2010/09/02
Sleepwalking and Bedwetting May Persist into AdolescenceAmerican Academy of Sleep Medicine2010/06/07
Night Sweats: Causes, Information, TreatmentsThomas C. WeissInformative2009/07/252024/04/15
Lack of Sleep More Dangerous for Women than MenUniversity of Warwick2009/07/012010/07/26
Evening Chronotype in High School Students Linked with Lower College GpaAmerican Academy of Sleep Medicine2009/06/092010/09/02
Sleep Disorders Affect Majority of SeniorsMayo Clinic2009/04/30
New Way to Analyze Sleep DisordersAmerican Institute of Physics2009/04/15
Types of Sleep DisordersCindy Heller2009/01/062013/06/16

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