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Atlanta Sleep Medicine Clinic Views Representative Henry Waxman's Denial of Restless Leg Syndrome as a Sign of General Lack of Awareness of the Sleep Disorder

Patients and physicians familiar with the symptoms of and treatments for Restless Leg Syndrome respond to Rep. Henry Waxman's denial of the sleep disorder. Waxman's statements also bring to light the overall lack of awareness about the disease among Americans.

Two Years Remain for Physicians to Obtain Sleep Medicine Certification without Fellowship Training

Two years remain for physicians to bypass a year of area-specific training in their pursuit of Sleep Medicine Certification. The Atlanta School of Sleep Medicine and Technology will offer a board review course for Sleep Board Certification from October 3-5, 2009, that stresses the knowledge that is essential for success on the exam.

Clarian Health/Indiana University School of Medicine Specialty Programs Ranked Among Best in Nation

Clarian/IUSM programs are the only Indiana programs included in prestigious national rankings

Brunswick Labs Certifies Antioxidant Power of Vindure 900 from Vinomis Laboratories

Brunswick Laboratories, the leader in antioxidant testing of foods and supplements, has determined that each Vindure 900 tablet from Vinomis Laboratories has an ORAC rating of 19,638, over six times times the USDA recommended daily consumption of at least 3000 ORAC units.

Meningitis in Dogs Treatable with Early Detection of Meningitis Symptoms

Veterinary neurologist commends efforts to increase awareness of meningitis symptoms and meningitis treatment by New Jersey legislature. Pet owners also should be aware that knowing the symptoms of meningitis and getting early meningitis treatment can mean a full recovery for many dogs.

Alzheimer's and Dementia: What's the Truth? And What's a Myth?

Because the Truth Can Be Misleading, Gilbert Guide, Most Comprehensive Site on the Web for Aging & Senior Care Adds Alzheimer's Expert to Help Educate Americans.

Coping With Tragedy, Family Takes Action After Mom, Brother, Aunt Suffer Strokes: Lecture Series Welcomes Gorelik to Support Stroke Research and Screening at University of Iowa

When tragedy struck the Stoppelmoor family, it didn't discriminate based on age or gender. It started with the middle-aged mother, Shirley, who suffered a massive stroke and died at 56. Next, it was her son, Steve, who succumbed to a massive stroke at 37 -- but lived. The final victim was Shirley's sister, Donna, who also survived but with visible reminders that are still with her today. Thanks to Shirley's husband, Wayne Sr., The Shirley A. Stoppelmoor Stroke Research Fund was created to honor the memory of Shirley as a way to build community awareness and understanding about stroke, its symptoms, treatment, and prevention. This week, the Stoppelmoor Lecture Series will welcome Dr. Philip Gorelik in support of stroke research and screening at the University of Iowa on Friday, July 17th.

Long Island Neuroscience Specialists Welcomed As Faculty Appointments in The Department Of Neurosurgery At Weill Cornell Medical College

Patchogue based Long Island Neuroscience Specialists, the office of Dr. Sumeer Sathi, Dr. Steven P. Leon and Dr. Meeru Sathi-Welsch have recently become the only neurosurgery practice in Nassau and Suffolk counties to have faculty appointments with Weill Cornell Medical College.

Link Between Migraines and Reduced Breast Cancer Risk Confirmed in Follow-Up Study

Migraines associated with reduced breast cancer risk. Risk did not differ based on a woman’s age. Migraine triggers irrelevant.

Revolutionary New Sleep Medicine Course Allows Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants to Treat Sleep Medicine Patients

The Atlanta School of Sleep Medicine announced today its new sleep medicine course designed specifically for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants. This course is the first of its kind and will provide Nurse Practitioners and Physicians Assistants with the knowledge they need to recognize and diagnose sleep disorders. The class runs from October 24-25, 2009 and will offer continuing education credits.

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