Avoiding the blanket approach to insomnia: Targeted therapy for specific causes: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 90, No 1

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Insomnia can be a frustrating complaint to primary care physicians. Should medication be prescribed? How long can sleeplessness go on before it is really serious? Does the patient need to be referred to a specialist? Should this condition be treated at all? Experts from two distinguished centers for sleep disorders outline how to differentiate and treat various types of insomnia.

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