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New study in Sleep finds a high level of negativity towards judicial sleepiness

ding the active monitoring of the judiciary for sleepiness and sleep disorders, may be required to ensure that confidence is maintained in the judicial system in the future, said Grunstein.

Experts recommend that adults get between seven and eight hours of sleep each night to maintain good health and optimum performance.

Those who think they might have a sleep disorder are urged to discuss their problem with their primary care physician, who will issue a referral to a sleep specialist.


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Contact: Jim Arcuri
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American Academy of Sleep Medicine
1-May-2007


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