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Here’s a truth that no one would dispute:  Nothing feels better than getting a good night’s sleep!  But more than 70-million Americans can attest to the fact that getting that 7-8 hours of quality sleep on a regular basis is easier said than done.  The science of how we sleep is a complex study in brain activity involving our neurotransmitters – the chemicals that tell us when to sleep and when to wake up.  Fact is, the vast majority of people don’t have trouble falling asleep; rather, they have trouble STAYING asleep.  Sleep Maintenance Insomnia is by far the most common type of sleep disorder in the U.S.  Sadly, as much as 70% of insomniacs choose sleepless nights without medication, rather than risking potential dependence or side effects of traditional prescription sleep aids.  Watch as renowned Sleep Scientist Heith Durrence PhD, explains a clinically-proven treatment named Silenor, that for the very first time, works to help keep you asleep throughout the night WITHOUT risk of dependency or residual side effects.

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Making big strides in the treatment of small cell lung cancer. Plus, how to manage your diabetes with confidence.

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Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) stands as a formidable adversary in the realm of oncology, representing a highly aggressive form of lung cancer notorious for its rapid growth and propensity to metastasize early.

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