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insomnia

[in-som-nee-uh] / ɪnˈsɒm ni ə /


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But her career was hampered by illness and injuries, particularly back trouble, and she has suffered insomnia.

From Barron's

Nearly 60% of non-hospitalized U.S. patients reported insomnia, compared with roughly one-third or fewer of patients in Colombia, Nigeria, and India.

From Science Daily

For me, that was the hot flashes, the insomnia, the depression, the rage.

From Los Angeles Times

Disrupted daily rhythms are already known to contribute to stress-related problems such as insomnia and anxiety, which are common among people with cancer.

From Science Daily

Many said they were suffering with both insomnia and waking hallucinations.

From BBC