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Past Prescribing Behavior Predicts Choice of Insomnia Rx

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Historical preference highly predictive of future prescribing behavior
A web-based interactive program can help chronically sleepless individuals get the sleep they need without taking medication or spending time in therapy

Web-Based Cognitive Therapy Program Effective for Insomnia

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Interactive program aims to build better sleep habits, researchers say
Cognitive behavioral therapy is recommended as the initial treatment for all adults with chronic insomnia disorder

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Advised for Chronic Insomnia

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CBT recommended as initial treatment; drugs should be considered if CBT unsuccessful
For patients with primary insomnia

White Matter Tract Changes in Right Brain in Insomnia

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Primary insomnia patients have lower FA values in seven regions in the right brain
Auricular acupressure is an effective alternative complementary therapy for postpartum women with insomnia

Auricular Acupressure Helps With Postpartum Insomnia

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Improvements seen in sleep quality, latency, duration, and disturbance
A partial reinforcement strategy with 10 mg zolpidem seems to be effective for maintenance therapy for chronic insomnia

Partial Reinforcement Strategy Feasible for Chronic Insomnia

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Poorer sleep continuity noted for intermittent dosing with 10 mg zolpidem, three to five times/week
Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia helps patients fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer

Review: Cognitive Behavioral Techniques Benefit Insomnia

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Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia deemed helpful in meta-analysis
For patients with knee osteoarthritis and insomnia

Cognitive Therapy for Insomnia Reduces Pain in Knee OA

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CBT-I linked to reductions in pain; greater decrease for CBT-I than behavioral desensitization
Chronic insomniacs who regularly take longer than 14 minutes to fall asleep appear to be at a significantly increased risk for hypertension

Difficulty Falling Asleep Linked to Higher Risk of Hypertension

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Risk up with regularly taking longer than 14 minutes to fall asleep