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Teens and Sleep: Poor Sleep Hygiene and Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome
read moreDr. Rosenberg in Free Webinar Feb. 25
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read moreMorning Scramble AZTV7 – Sept 15, 2014
Dr. Rosenberg is interviewed by Sandy Moss about his new book and Sleep Disorders.
read moreNew Sleep Guidelines in the Daily Rx
Check Your ZZZs Against New Recommendations Robert S. Rosenberg, told dailyRx News that the consequences of insufficient sleep include "obesity, elevated blood sugar, depression, anxiety, cognitive dysfunction, workplace accidents, motor vehicle accidents, a higher...
read moreIn the Daily Rx…Heart Damage from Insomnia?
"This is yet another study that demonstrates that insomnia is linked to high blood pressure" Several studies have shown that insomnia sufferers, especially those who sleep less than six hours a night, are very likely to develop high blood pressure. Read the whole...
read moreDr. Rosenberg in Discovery News
How Sleep Keeps You Healthy, Helps You Heal "Chronic lack of sleep may manifest itself as unexplained aches and pains"
read moreDr. Rosenberg Interviewed in Delta Sky Magazine
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read more9 Baby Sleep Solutions for Holiday Travel
If you’ll be traveling more than three time zones east, put your baby to bed 30 minutes earlier each night a few days before you depart, said Dr. Robert S. Rosenberg author of “Sleep Soundly Every Night, Feel Fantastic Every Day: A Doctor’s Guide to Solving Your Sleep...
read moreInStyle Magazine’s current issue…
10 Ways To Amp Up Your Energy “Keep your blinds open to cut down on sleep inertia,” advises Dr. Robert Rosenberg, author of Sleep Soundly Every Night, Feel Fantastic Every Day. “The blue light emitted by phones and tablets disrupts melatonin, a hormone linked with...
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