Monday May 13 | KSFY
Sleep Paralysis: the results are in
Earlier this month we shared the story of our director Sean Albertson and his battle with sleep paralysis, a very serious symptom from not getting enough rest.
Lohan wants out: If she doesn't want it, why should we care?
Lindsay Lohan wants out of the Betty Ford Center because they won't allow her to continue to take Adderall , reported the New York Post on May 11.
ADD is now "epidemic" throughout America. With 13% of adolescents diagnosed in national surveys, people want to know just how big a problem it is.
Jazz Pharma shares slide despite 1Q profit jump Shares of Jazz...
Shares of Jazz Pharmaceuticals PLC slid Wednesday morning, a day after the Irish drugmaker said in a regulatory filing that the Food and Drug Administration could approve a competitor's generic version of its top-seller, narcolepsy treatment Xyrem.
Lindsay Lohan and Adderall: Illegal drugs are not the only addictions
Lindsay Lohan is on Adderall , reported Reality TV on May 7. Lohan, 26, entered court-ordered rehabilitation at the Betty Ford Center .
Teva Pharmaceutical 1Q profit sinks 27 percent Teva Pharmaceutical...
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.'s first-quarter earnings fell 27 percent, as generic competition, a weaker Japanese yen and other factors dragged down revenue for one of the world's largest generic drugmakers.
Three faculty named to National Academy of Sciences
Three School of Medicine faculty members were named as new members of the National Academy of Sciences on April 29.
Doctors' Column: Sleeping beauty for real
"And when he saw her looking so lovely in her sleep, he could not turn away his eyes; and presently he stooped and kissed her, and she awaked, and opened her eyes, and looked very kindly on him." So the Grimm Brothers ended their tale of "The Sleeping Beauty." But for people suffering from primary hypersomnia, life is no fairy tale.
A New York Times Op Ed piece titled "Diagnosing the Wrong Deficit" by Vatsal D. Thakkar, MD was published April 28 .
Electroencephalogram paroxysmal theta characterizes cataplexy in mice and children
Astute control of brain activity states is critical for adaptive behaviours and survival.
Sleep Inducing Foods - Studies Show Potassium and Calcium Can Remedy Insomnia
According to the National Sleep Foundation, almost six out of ten Americans report having insomnia and sleep problems at least a few nights a week.
Over 50 youngsters have sleep disorder after jab
THE number of young people who have developed an incurable sleeping disorder after getting the swine flu vaccine has now risen to at least 54.