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Article: American Insomnia Association's Free Public Education Forum Will Increase Awareness of Insomnia in Denver

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June 13, 2005
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WHO: The American Insomnia Association is a patient-based organization dedicated to assisting individuals who suffer from insomnia through advocacy, education, research, support, and resources.

WHAT: The "Insomnia Awareness Day" public education forum will allow both insomnia patients and the general public to find out about the causes and consequences of insomnia, as well as the treatment options that are available. Sleep specialists will discuss the latest research findings and treatment developments, while also answering questions from the audience during this free event.

WHERE: Grand Hyatt Denver in the Mount Elbert room, 1750 Welton Street, Denver, ...

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