Article: Awareness on Sleep Disorders Needed: Report

An estimated 95 percent of sleep disorders remain undiagnosed and many cause serious problems, a U.S. organization said today.

The Washington-based U.S. National Sleep Foundation (NSF) said through a wire service that as many as 63 million Americans had levels of sleepness known to be hazardous, and possibly indicative of an undiagnosed sleep disorder.

It said there are 80 different sleep disorders, but physicians receive little training in sleep. NSF unvealed this in conjunction with a meeting on the subject in Dublin, Ireland, this week. NSF lists some of the sleep disorders such as insomnia, i.e. difficulties in falling asleep, sleep ...

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