Sentence examples for alleviate sleep from inspiring English sources
On December 9th, a thirteen-year-old girl named Jahi McMath underwent minor surgery to remove her tonsils, adenoids, and extra sinus tissues in an effort to alleviate sleep apnea.
Finding ways to preserve these cells or to better stimulate remaining cells could also help alleviate sleep disturbances in at least some patients, says co-author Maya Koronyo-Hamaoui, a neuroimmunologist at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California.
As a consequence, he increased his already heavy drinking in an attempt to blot out memories and alleviate sleep disturbance.
Antidepressants may be able to alleviate sleep problems and other depressive symptoms for some severely distressed patients.
Finding strategies to promote health among school children, in particular to alleviate sleep problems among all children, depression and concentration difficulties among girls, and stomach aches among boys, seem to be of great importance.
Strategies to promote health among school children, in particular to alleviate sleep problems among all children, depression and concentration difficulties among girls, and stomach aches among boys, are of great importance.
11– 15 Empirical evidence has shown that acupuncture produces positive outcomes in alleviating sleep disturbances in patients with HIV disease and renal diseases.
Kupfersztain and colleagues [ 16] found that 12 weeks of an herbal extract for hot flashes that contained chamomile alleviated sleep disturbances and fatigue more than placebo.
Simulated dawn appears to be a safe, relatively well-tolerated, and possibly effective means of alleviating sleep disturbances related to the shorter photoperiod during winter.
Besides being the final treatment option for tonsillitis, a tonsillectomy also alleviates sleep apnea or other breathing problems related to enlarged tonsils.
A small number of observational studies [ 5, 42, 43] have examined the role of HT in preventing or alleviating sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), which is more common among postmenopausal women and may be a confounder in the present analysis.
