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Workload Leads to Less Sleep
The American Time-Use Survey released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that more work leads to less sleep. The purposeof the survey was to estimate how Americans spend their time. The findings showed that nonworking individuals sleep morethan those who are employed (9.1 hours/night vs 8.3 hours/night). Additionally, the data indicated that individuals with multiple jobssleep less, compared with individuals holding a single job (7.9 hours/night vs. 8.3 hours/night).
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Treatment of Patients with Atrial Fibrillation
Cardiovascular Update: The Role of Combination ACE Inhibitors and Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers
Understanding and Managing Polypharmacy in the Elderly
Counterfeit Drugs: A Real Cause for Alarm
New Treatments on the Way for Diabetes-Part 1
Effective Counseling for Patients with Hypertension
Preventing and Managing Thrombosis with Anticoagulants
RxPRODUCT NEWS: PROFILE: Cardizem LA (diltiazem hydrochloride)
Staying Well with Herbs and Vitamins
Health Professional Imposters-Part 1
COMPOUNDINGHOTLINE
Pharmacist Axed After Call to FDA
Obesity Increases Mortality of Women with Breast Cancer
Abdominal Fat a Culprit in Metabolic Syndrome
Smaller Portions Lead to Effective Weight Loss
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