October
31st 2008
Posted under sleep news
The mind functions essentially the same when asleep as when awake, a new study shows.
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Archive for October, 2008
October
31st 2008
Posted under bed bugs
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Bed Bugs At The Polls
WYMT, KY - 6 hours ago For months residents at the Ballard Griffith Apartment towers have been living with bed bugs. 27 NEWSFIRST first told about the problem back in September. … |
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October
31st 2008
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The science of bloodsuckers
MSNBC - 7 hours ago Instead, in "Dark Banquet," Schutt focuses on the true bloodsuckers of the natural world – critters like vampire bats, leeches, bed bugs and the dreaded … Vampire Bats And Other Blood-Sucking Creatures NPR The secret life of vampire bats Greensboro News Record all 3 news articles |
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October
31st 2008
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Get Your 'True Blood' Scoop Here
Zap2it.com - Oct 31, 2008 By Korbi Ghosh Happy Halloween and happy Friday. Figured I'd tackle a few of your True Blood questions today, since some of you seem to be fiending for … |
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October
31st 2008
Posted under sleep news
WASHINGTON, D.C. – This weekend, millions of Americans will roll their clocks back one hour for the return to Standard Time.
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October
31st 2008
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Seniors battle bedbugs at manor
Norwalk Advocate, ct - 9 hours ago By Magdalene Perez Adelaida Ramos, 70, left, and Sergio Ramos, 77, said on Wednesday they have found bedbugs in their apartment at Stamford Manor. … |
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October
31st 2008
Posted under sleep news
There is clearly a link between sleep and cardiovascular problems, Swedish researchers found.
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October
31st 2008
Posted under Uncategorized
The snorts, whistles, and gasps you make while sleeping may do more than rob you of a good night’s sleep. This “snorechestra” may be a sign of sleep apnea, which can lead to heart trouble and shorten life, reports the November 2008 issue of the Harvard Heart Letter. People afflicted with sleep apnea temporarily stop breathing many times a night.
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October
31st 2008
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The secret life of vampire bats
Greensboro News Record, NC - Oct 31, 2008 By Tina Firesheets With a whispery swish of wings, the dark shadow swoops down, just outside your field of vision, then disappears into the night. … Vampire Bats And Other Blood-Sucking Creatures NPR all 3 news articles |
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October
30th 2008
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Seniors battle bedbugs at manor
Norwalk Advocate, ct - 3 hours ago Ramos is one of more than 50 people at Stamford Manor, a public housing residence for seniors, who have reported bedbugs to the housing authority over the … |
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October
30th 2008
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Q. My husband seems to stop breathing briefly during the night. It scares me. But he doesn’t seem to be worried about it.
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October
30th 2008
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Bed Bug Problem Growing In Franklin County
10TV, OH - 20 minutes ago COLUMBUS, Ohio — A task force was unveiled Thursday by the Franklin County Board of Health in hopes of avoiding increasing cases of bed bugs. … Extra Officers On Duty For Election Day NBC4i.com all 2 news articles |
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October
30th 2008
Posted under sleep news
This weekend, millions of Americans will roll their clocks back one hour for the return to Standard Time.
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October
30th 2008
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Sleep apnoea is a common disorder related to snoring. In patients with sleep apnoea, the throat collapses and occludes during sleep, causing cessation of breathing and lack of oxygen. Fortunately, after several breathing attempts without air, the patient wakes up, but the repetitive arousals cause daytime fatigue, as well as heart diseases.
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October
30th 2008
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Research carried out at the Surrey Sleep Centre at the University of Surrey in partnership with Philips Lighting has revealed that changing traditional white-light lighting to blue-enriched white light helped office workers stay more alert and less sleepy during the day. The research also showed improvements in subjective measures of positive moods, work performance, fatigue in the evening, irritability, ability to concentrate and focus and eye strain.
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