By Jay E. Selman, MD, Author at Clinical Advisor

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Restless legs syndrome is too often ignored

January 20, 2010

It’s surprisingly common, yet both patients and clinicians tend to think there’s little that can be done. That used to be true — but not anymore.

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More than a drug is required for insomnia

By Jay E. Selman, MD

February 10, 2007

Persistent sleeplessness stems from a variety of factors, all of which should be addressed if a treatment plan is to succeed long-term. While many patients (10%-40% of the population) complain about insomnia, few actually seek help. In a recent survey, almost 30% of respondents complained about symptoms of insomnia, yet only 13% discussed them with…

By Jay E. Selman, MD

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More than a drug is required for insomnia

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