2011The Journal of the American Board of Family MedicineOpen access

Sleep and the Family Doctor: Time to Lead

Adam J. Sorscher

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In this issue of the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine , the American Board of Family Medicine presents 4 original research articles about sleep-related topics. This signals a growing recognition of the role of sleep disorders/complaints in health and well-being and of sleep medicine'

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In this issue of the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine , the American Board of Family Medicine presents 4 original research articles about sleep-related topics. This signals a growing recognition of the role of sleep disorders/complaints in health and well-being and of sleep medicine'

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In this issue of the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine , the American Board of Family Medicine presents 4 original research articles about sleep-related topics. This signals a growing recognition of the role of sleep disorders/complaints in health and well-being and of sleep medicine'

Key concepts: Medicine, Sleep medicine, Sleep (system call), Alternative medicine, Family medicine, Psychiatry, Sleep disorder, Gerontology

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