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Significats de sleep disorders en anglès

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расстройство сна
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perturbação do sono
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trastorno del sueño
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Disease of mental health that involves disruption of sleep patterns.

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Ús de sleep disorders en anglès
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Early identification and treatment of sleep disorders is therefore of paramount importance.
Pubmed
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However, given the complexities of sleep disorders, it may complement other strategies.
Pubmed
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There are an estimated 40 million US citizens with chronic sleep disorders.
Pubmed
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She writes that he also may suffer from learning and sleep disorders.
Reuters
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The remaining deaths are heart disease and diabetes deaths linked to sleep disorders.
News.com.au
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Migraine is associated with cardiovascular disease, psychiatric disease, and sleep disorders.
Pubmed
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At the Sleep Clinic of St Vincent's Hospital, sleep disorders are routinely diagnosed.
The Irish Times
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More prospective assessment for circadian sleep disorders may introduce useful insights into similar associations.
Pubmed
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This is compounded by inadequate funding of sleep disorders research.
Pubmed
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Depression and sleep disorders contribute to fatigue in GPA patients.
Pubmed
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These findings may be relevant to many sleep disorders associated with poor sleep hygiene.
Pubmed
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Clinically, melatonin has been used to treat sleep disorders in children without major side effects.
Pubmed
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The goal was to treat health problems such as sleep disorders, arthritis and chronic pain.
Radio NZ
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Sharon said the laboratory does not cure sleep disorders.
The new yorker
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These two genes have previously been implicated in circadian rhythm sleep disorders and affective disorders.
Pubmed
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The highest crude effect of nonapnea sleep disorders on ACS incidence was detected among young adults.
Pubmed