what's new in primary care internal medicine
August 13th, 2009
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a randomized trial found that tasimelteon 50 mg, compared to placebo, induced faster and more efficient sleep in healthy people in whom transient insomnia was induced by advancing the sleep-wake cycle in a controlled setting [22] . …
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what's new in primary care internal medicine
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