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June 2009 |
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Editor's Message |
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Sleep Medicine Advocacy: Profession-centered vs Patient-centered |
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by Franklin A. Holman |
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Guest Editorial |
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Primed for New Challenges, Polysomnography Comes of Age |
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by Becky Appenzeller, RPSGT, R. EEG T., CNIM |
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The BRPT celebrates 30 years of credentialing leadership. |
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Case Report |
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Under the Influence of Drowsiness |
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by Renata L. Riha, MD, BMedSc, RPSGT, MBBS, FRACP, FRCPE |
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A teenager's car crash underscores the value of investigating sleep disorders in adolescents with EDS. |
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Market Trends |
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Magnets, and Pillows, and a Banana Shake? |
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by Tor Valenza |
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The US Military takes snoring seriously, and so do millions who search the Internet for non-FDA-approved snoring cures. Unfortunately, few alternatives actually work. |
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Guest Editorial |
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Propaganda and Reality |
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by Henry L. Johns, BS, RPSGT, CRT, CPFT |
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A look into messages from the AARC. |
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Technology Focus |
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Pulse Oximeters/Sensors |
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