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Narcolepsy is not caused by psychiatric or psychological problems.
Narcolepsy 2010
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Narcolepsy is a very serious disability to suffer from.
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Narcolepsy, which is characterized by severe daytime sleepiness and sudden sleep attacks, appears to be genetic.
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In addition to Sleep Apnea, Dr. Lace provides consultations for other sleep disorders such as Narcolepsy and Insomnia.
YubaNet.com 2010
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In addition to Sleep Apnea, Dr. Lace provides consultations for other sleep disorders such as Narcolepsy and Insomnia.
YubaNet.com 2010
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Where earlier albums opened with pounded piano chords, the dramatic, tempered swells of "Narcolepsy" start here.
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Narcolepsy can be a devastating disease if family, acquaintances, and teachers do not understand the disorder.
Narcolepsy 2010
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Narcolepsy cannot be cured, but its symptoms can usually be controlled so that a person with narcolepsy can lead a fairly normal life.
Narcolepsy 2010
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Narcolepsy often runs in families, but many people with narcolepsy do not have relatives who are affected.
Narcolepsy 2010
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Narcolepsy causes a person to fall asleep suddenly and unexpectedly.
Swine Flu Shot Under Review After Narcolepsy Link Nicholas Miriello 2011
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