Insomnia & HIV

Sleeping Soundly When You Are HIV Positive (Winter 2013)
A good night's sleep is an elusive dream for many people living with HIV.
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In The Positive Side, from Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
Insomnia, Daytime Sleepiness Common Among HIVers, but Not Made More Likely by HIV or Meds, Study Suggests (May 10, 2012)
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Is Lack of Sleep an Obstacle to Adherence? (September 12, 2011)
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Somatic Symptoms: Mental Health Approach and Differential Diagnosis (November 2008)
A resource for HIV care providers.
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From New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute
Insomnia (August 25, 2003)
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From PositiveWords
Insomnia in HIV and Its Management: One Clinician's Perspective (December 2000)
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In Research Initiative/Treatment Action!, from The Center for AIDS
Wake Up to the Healing Properties of Sleep (December 1999/January 2000)
In Positive Living, from AIDS Project Los Angeles
Insomnia: Causes and Cures (Fall 1996)
In Women Alive Newsletter, from Women Alive

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