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Article: Solving Insomnia; Chronic sleep problems are worth treating.
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- U.S. News & World Report
- Article date:
- October 29, 2007
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Byline: Michelle Andrews
Your husband snores. Your kids are up half the night. You're worried about a big presentation at work. It's no surprise you have trouble sleeping. The real shocker would be not feeling draggy and tired at the start of the day. A recent poll found that nearly two thirds of women said they got a good night's sleep only a few nights a week; 29 percent took sleeping pills or other sleep aids regularly. Most just prop their eyes open and get through the day; in the National Sleep Foundation's March survey, 80 percent said they don't slow down when they're tired.
While soldiering on sleepily may be the only solution at times--new ...
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