Sleep Treatment Often Denied To Insomnia Patients When They Have Mental Health Conditions
Sleep Treatment Often Denied To Insomnia Patients When They Have Mental Health Conditions
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Patients with insomnia who are diagnosed with accompanying mental health ailments often are not prescribed medication that will help them sleep - which could then make related anxiety or depression worse, new research suggests. |
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News entry number 3980 added on Feb 5, 2008 in the Health category.
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