JAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association 1996 Lynne Lamberg - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
JAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association 1996 Lynne Lamberg
Biological clock may be as crucial as stopwatch in deciding athletic contests.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Cyberconference helps archivists manage trove of scientific papers.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Knitting up the raveled sleave of care: role of sleep and effects of its lack examined.	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Melatonin potentially useful but safety, efficacy remain uncertain.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Narcolepsy researchers barking up the right tree.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Nationwide study of health and coping among immigrant children and families.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Psychiatry and primary care forge new bonds.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Some schools agree to let sleeping teens lie.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Studies of sleep in strange places may benefit people with common ills.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Time of day medicine dose is taken may boost its efficacy, cut toxicity.	Health	Lynne Lamberg
Treating depression in medical conditions may improve quality of life.(Medical News & Perspectives)	Health	Lynne Lamberg

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