Editor’s Note: Sleep disorders are a commonly reported condition among veterans of the 1991 Gulf War.
The following articles from Neurology Now, a consumer-oriented publication for the American Academy of Neurology may be of interest to Gulf War veterans and those who care for them.
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--Anthony Hardie
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Hitting the Mattress with MS
PATUREL, AMY. Neurology Now. 5(1):24-28, January/February 2009. Many patients with multiple sclerosis also experience sleep disorders, including sleep-related movement disorder, obstructive sleep apnea, central sleep apnea, Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep behavioral disorder, and narcolepsy. Sometimes MS is the cause of sleep disorders and sometimes it is a co-existing condition. Here's what you need to know about treatment.
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Sleep Apnea Options
Burnett, Jim Sr. Neurology Now. 3(5):11, September/October 2007.
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Neurology Now. 3(3):46-47, May/June 2007. Where to go for more information.
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Your Questions Answered: SLEEP
Thorpy, Michael., Neurology Now. 3(3):38, May/June 2007. Answers to your questions about Parkinson's, sleep drugs, attention deficit disorder, and Lyme disease.
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Your Questions Answered: SLEEP APNEA
Culebras, Antonio, Neurology Now. 3(1):39, January/February 2007. Answers on chronic pain, brain arteriovenous malformations, sleep apnea, and Parkinson's disease
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Lullaby and Good Day: Autistic children improving daytime behavior through better sleep
MACREADY, NORRA, Neurology Now. 2(5):40-41, September/October 2006.
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To Read, Perchance to Sleep
Edison, Robin, Neurology Now. 2(5):4, September/October 2006
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Wakeup Call for Insomnia: It's time to treat fragmented sleep like the brain disorder it is
Brey, Robin L., Neurology Now. 2(4):6, July/August 2006.
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Wake-up Call for a Serious Sleep Disorder
Clancy, Frank, Neurology Now. 2(3):38-39, May/June 2006.
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