Insomnia and its treatment: When are hypnotics justified?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 76, No 1

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Worn down by a bout with insomnia, a frustrated patient may literally demand that the physician prescribe a sleeping pill. When is such a prescription justified? From their experience in a sleep disorders center, Drs Malcolm and Gross provide answers for physicians confronted with this and other questions about insomnia and use of hypnotics.

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