USF lecture today on sleep disorders
 

This lecture will be at the Savannah Center at 1:30 p.m. today. The doors open at 1:00 p.m. to give everyone time to get seated. You will need a ticket but it's not too late to get one. There's no charge for tickets.

Let's hope we don't fall asleep during this lecture! :icon_wink:

The sleep lecture is over and the next lecture will be on Feb. 12, 2013. It will be on: "Personalized Medicine".

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:mornincoffee::mornincoffee::mornincoffee: Guess I missed it.

Why do we need a lecture? Doesn't everyone sleep eight hours a nigh?

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Bill :wave:

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Air Traffic Controller? Yikes! :eek::22yikes:

Me at work!!!! :jester:

Joe :wave:

Bank robber to employees: "Everyone just keep your heads down and you won't get hurt."

was great,,, i slept thru most of it,,,, what i did hear was very helpful

Please tell us something new that you learned. We already know we should go to bed at the same time every night, use the bedroom only for sleeping, no big meals before going to bed, and don't use the computer for an hour before bedtime.

Any new news?

Nothing new..actually the seminar was misleading. It was not about Insomnia per se, but rather about sleep apnea.

If you wanted to hear about sleep apnea fine, but otherwise a waste of time in my humble opinion

The only thing I learned is that it's very complex or multifaceted. The doctor said at the beginning of the lecture that to touch upon all aspects of sleep disorders it would take a six hour lecture.

However, there was a two-sheet "hand-out" that some received by waiting in a separate line. I got it but didn't think it was very important. Finally, a couple of days later, I read it and it gives information on how to learn more.

For more information on sleep disorders and healthy sleep: NIH Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (under Health Information for the Public).

Podcasts can be found in the online Diseases and Conditions Index.

You also can download or order information on the above website.

Or get information by calling (301) 592-8573

Booklets available:

Your Guide to Healthy Sleep (#06-5271

In Brief: Your Guide to Healthy Sleep (#06-5800)

Sleep Disorders Fact Sheets

National Center on Sleep Disorders Research: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/about/ncsdr/index.htm

so I'm the only one with a sleep disorder? I have primary insomnia and know more about this topic than the average bear, if you were interested in the seminar, I can tell you about apnea and other forms of sleep disorder if you ask. So-called sleep hygiene is a joke if you really have a sleep disorder.

What is sleep hygiene? Sounds like a bath before bed, probably pretty good advice...and some warm milk, but most of all, the TV on HGTV. Yup. works for me.

Until I wake up for my two o:clock feeding.